FTA and Innovation Systems

Abstract

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Applying blended foresight methods for revealing incentives and future strategies of key national innovation system players

“…A fully-fledged scientific approach that could provide a theoretical framework for all these sophisticated transformations is still in progress, as well as its instrumental part needed for revealing incentives and future strategies of key NIS players from the point of view of global trends. In this respect, the foresight approach has successfully proven its efficiency for identifying global trends and creating a future vision at national, industrial, corporate and regional levels for more than 70 years and within three-thousand projects that were conducted using foresight all over the world (Miles et al, 2017;Andersen et al, 2017;Sarpong & Meissner, 2018). Once a landscape of global trends is identified, different foresight methods could be blended to create a toolkit for dealing with key NIS players in several directions: investigating and building a common vision; supporting evidencebased decisions; promoting communication and participation, and inducing transformation and integration into the decision-making process.…”