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In this Strategic Scenario Planning Models course, you’ll explore how to design and apply scenario-based planning to support strategic decision-making under uncertainty. We’ll also examine how scenario planning differs from traditional forecasting and how to identify and structure global risk drivers. By integrating both methods, you’ll build a planning approach that enhances both short-term performance and long-term resilience. To help you achieve this, the course walks through each key component of effective scenario planning.
We’ll break down the scenario planning process, presenting core techniques such as framing questions and using impact-uncertainty matrices. You’ll strengthen your ability to evaluate risk and develop structured narratives that connect to real business choices. We’ll also explore scenario components, risk categories, common pitfalls, and governance practices to provide a comprehensive understanding of how to turn uncertainty into a strategic advantage. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to build practical, actionable scenario models that guide leadership decisions during change.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to build practical, actionable scenario models that guide leadership decisions during change, and apply scenario tools to support business decisions under uncertainty.
The course examines how scenario planning differs from traditional forecasting and how integrating both methods enhances short-term performance and long-term resilience.
It covers the scenario planning process, core techniques such as framing questions and impact-uncertainty matrices, scenario model components, global risk categories, common pitfalls, and governance practices.
You'll develop skills in forecasting, risk analysis, and scenario design, including the ability to evaluate risk and develop structured narratives that connect to real business choices.
The course includes lessons on an introduction, scenario planning and forecasting, global risk categories, scenario model components, and common pitfalls in scenario planning, along with several Test Your Knowledge checkpoints.