Scenario
Scenario is a narrative that describes a potential course of events. It is often used in creative works, such as novels and films, as well as in business planning and policy making. Scenarios can be hypothetical, exploring possible futures, or they can be based on past events, providing a detailed account of what happened.
Definition[edit | edit source]
A scenario is a narrative, often used in creative works or in planning, that describes a sequence of events. It can be hypothetical, exploring possible futures, or it can be based on past events, providing a detailed account of what happened. In business, scenarios are often used in strategic planning to explore different possible outcomes and to prepare for them.
Use in Creative Works[edit | edit source]
In creative works, such as novels and films, scenarios are used to outline the plot. They provide a roadmap for the story, detailing the events that will occur and the actions that the characters will take. Scenarios in this context are often developed during the pre-production phase and are used to guide the writing and production process.
Use in Business and Policy Making[edit | edit source]
In business and policy making, scenarios are used to explore different possible outcomes of a decision or a course of action. They are often used in strategic planning, where they can help to identify potential risks and opportunities. Scenarios in this context are often based on a combination of historical data and projections of future trends.
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