How it works
Develop an open mindset and build a common understanding of what the future might bring. We will teach you how to dive deep into these alternative futures and explore the opportunities for your business. You will reflect on your customers’ and stakeholders’ future needs. The exercises will inspire you to think of alternative business models, strategies, and offerings.
This effective and refreshing approach delivers new insights and gives you the tools to make the right strategy decisions. We build upon profound expertise in foresight and strategy formulation in different sectors. We will work together to create an approach tailored to the specific needs of your organisation.
Our approach
- Outside-in approach: we focus on potential shifts in the external environment of your organisation or sector, examining driving forces, key strategic issues, and critical uncertainties.
- Our method is built on qualitative and structured collaborative creation and participation.
- Our three-stage process will be tailored to your skills, context and needs, building tools that work for you.
Discover how we can help you
Interested in foresight and scenario planning? Book a meeting with our consultants and discover more on our approach.
Discover how we implemented foresight
Limburg explores the future
TomorrowLab helped Limburg to develop four possible and plausible future scenarios, which enabled the province’s stakeholders to make well-informed decisions.
Mobility in Flanders: the future starts now
How do we connect Flanders’ people and businesses in a smooth, safe, healthy and futureproof way? This is our key challenge and the starting point of a daring glimpse into tomorrow’s mobility.
The future looks bright
skeyes ensures the safety and efficiency of air traffic in Belgium. The air traffic controllers of skeyes supervise more than 3,000 aircraft every day, representing more than a million aircraft movements per year. The autonomous public company operates in the heart of Europe, in one of the continent's busiest and most complex airspaces.