Scenarios in Europe—Who uses them and why?
Long Range PlanningPublished 1 October 1984
Pentti Malaska, M. Malmivirta, Tarja Meristö, Sam Hansen
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SJR score2.91
SNIP2.47
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A study of European companies was to review the extent of multiple scenario analysis in company planning and describe the differences in planning between users and non-users, and analyse the benefits and drawbacks of using the system.
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The authors of this article describe a study of European companies the aim of which was to review the extent of multiple scenario analysis in company planning. They describe the differences in planning between users and non-users of the system, and analyse the benefits and drawbacks of using the system.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
Long Range PlanningThe use of multiple scenarios by U.S. industrial companies
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