论文信息 - Scenario planning in public libraries: a discussion

Scenario planning in public libraries: a discussion

ABSTRACT The authors explore the use of scenario planning in public libraries via a Q&A discussion. They discuss the impact of unexpected events and unwelcome trends on libraries’ future, explain the distinction between scenario work and forecasting, and outline a practical approach to devising and delivering scenario planning activities at a local library level. This discussion, which took place at Oxford University’s Said Business School on 23 August 2018, explores the use of scenario planning in public libraries.

Rafael Ramírez | Matt Finch

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