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organizational peripheral vision: a standalone construct

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an organization's ability to notice and act on weak signals from the edges of its business environment before they become obvious.

In futures studies, organizational peripheral vision refers to an organization's ability to notice and act on weak signals from the edges of its business environment before they become obvious. This meaning comes from Day (2006) in Peripheral vision: Seven steps to seeing business opportunities sooner.[1]

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Day, G. S., & Schoemaker, P. J. H. (2006). Peripheral vision: Seven steps to seeing business opportunities sooner. Harvard Business School. ISBN 9781422101544

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