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States there are there different methodologies for managing alternative futures: intuitive logic; trend‐impact analysis; and cross‐impact analysis. Goes on to give in‐depth examples and explanations of each one of the alternative futures. Concludes many industry associations and some strategy oriented organizations and institutions, produce generic scenarios, but that managers have to recognize scenario processes.