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China's Futures 1st Edition
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- ISBN-100787952001
- ISBN-13978-0787952006
- Edition1st
- PublisherJossey-Bass
- Publication dateJanuary 1, 2000
- LanguageEnglish
- Dimensions6.34 x 0.79 x 9.65 inches
- Print length192 pages
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In this book, Ogilvy and Schwartz draw on a range of studies conducted for companies anxious to understand the future consequences of the decisions they're making today with respect to China. They present three versions of what China's future might look like and what that will mean for the governments and companies that will be doing business with or in China. Their scenarios are in an absorbing narrative form, like histories written twenty years from now. They explain the predetermined elements, assumptions, and variables that underlie each scenario. They also draw implications and make suggestions about how companies can use each scenario to plan business strategy.
The insights into China's future provided in this book will help global business managers, strategists, diplomats and government policy makers prepare for what many predict will be the Asian Century.
James A. Ogilvy and Peter Schwartz (1946- ) are partners in Global Business Network, a consulting and research firm. They are responsible for the widespread use of scenario planning in business, a process-blending research, trend analysis and well-tutored imagination-that they pioneered in the early 1990s and which Schwartz made popular through his book The Art of the Long View. Joe Flower is a professional writer in San Francisco.
See also my review of THE NEW SILK ROAD: Secrets of Doing Business in China Today by John B. Stuttard.
The authors claim no special knowledge of China but apply general scenario techniques to the situation and come up with sensible and understandable alternative futures.
As a side benefit, the book contains a lot of socio-economic data.
My only complaint..I find the conclusions slightly pessimistic but can't fault the logic of reaching them
