TAIDA
The TAIDA method of scenario planning breaks the research process into five phases: Tracking: trace and describe changes that affect the focal question. Analyzing: analyze changes and generate scenarios. Imaging: gathering insights about plausible…
Aug 19, 20251 min read
The TAIDA method of scenario planning breaks the research process into five phases:
- Tracking: trace and describe changes that affect the focal question.
- Analyzing: analyze changes and generate scenarios.
- Imaging: gathering insights about plausible futures. Create images of what is desired.
- Deciding: identify strategies to meet threats and achieve goals.
- Acting: Plans don't carry out themselves. Make it happen.
See also: [[scenario planning]].
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