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This Draft Future Picture[1], [2] was developed by the Working Group during its July 16-17 meeting in Washington, D.C. Future Picture
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- ^ Warden, John A. III (2002), "Future Pictures", Winning in FastTime: Harness the Competitive Advantage of Prometheus in Business and Life, Montgomery, Alabama: Venturist Publishing, pp. 63–76, ISBN 978-0-9711591-4-3
- ^ "All strategic thinking should start from the future and work back. The described future—the Future Picture‐‐must be understandable, compelling, and clear as it is the beacon for everyone in an organization. The Future Picture, to be useful, must convey in high resolution a condition that will exist in the future. Before adopting it, you must be sure that you will be happy with it; you must carefully consider any unintended consequences that may be associated with it; and you must be able to measure it. In the Prometheus Process, resolution flows from building the Future Picture from 12 components called “Key Descriptors” where each has associated statement provides the requisite level of resolution by allowing you to focus on each component of your future state." Warden, John A. III (2008), Strategic Thinking and Planning: A Concept Summary of Strategy and the Prometheus Process, Montgomery, Alabama: Venturist Publishing, p. 17, ISBN 978-0-9817946-0-0
- ^ Legal name of independent organization to be determined