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Scenario planning 101
What is scenario planning, and why does your organization need it?
Common scenario planning methodologies: Bowtie analysis and Monte Carlo simulations
Who is involved in scenario planning?
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The business landscape is in constant flux, leading to plenty of new challenges and pitfalls. While organizations can’t always predict what lies ahead, they can develop proactive strategies to prepare for any roadblocks. Scenario planning is increasingly becoming one of the most important tools for this proactive approach.
Scenario planning involves modeling different risk events, identifying their causes, and evaluating their potential consequences. By modeling these different scenarios, organizations can identify potential risks and new opportunities for growth, all while creating a proactive foundation and empowering decision-making.
This in-depth guide from AuditBoard offers an informative look at scenario planning, providing an overview of what it entails, the most common methodologies, and the stakeholders required to implement scenario planning strategies.
Download your free copy of Scenario planning 101 to learn about:
- Scenario planning and its importance within your organization
- Bowtie analysis and Monte Carlo simulations
- Natural collaboration: Who’s involved in scenario planning?
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