The White House said its new Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa provides "a proactive and forward looking vision grounded in partnership".
I encourage you to research the bios of these 5 extraordinary CIOs, and to follow their journey on Twitter, in order to fully appreciate their past achievements and forward looking vision as it relates to digital business transformation and the changing role of IT and CIOs.
2. No Wisdom Like Science: a Forward-looking Vision Provided that car manufacturers will soon be engaged in the mass mobility and connectivity race, seems like it's high time for them to plan ahead to keep a tight hold on the market.
It is a sharp contrast to Secretary Clinton, whose steady leadership shows a forward, not backward, looking vision for America.
"The Reagan fixation is a drag on the future success of the GOP.… It undermines the candidates because it becomes a crutch for their inability to articulate an actual agenda or a forward-looking vision".
Acknowledging the impossibility of predicting future building evolvement, it is imperative to develop a forward-looking vision considering buildings' significant effect on global environment, primary or source energy consumption, and occupant health, productivity, and wellbeing.
The cover letters essentially all of which outlined a foundation of great science and a forward-looking vision for teaching and research failed to articulate why the applicants were specifically interested in us, our department, or our university.
The alternatives to building unity around a forward-looking vision are clear.
He won't revisit the decision to use the atomic bomb, but rather will describe "a forward-looking vision," said Benjamin Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security advisor.
Instead, he will offer a forward-looking vision focused on our shared future," Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes wrote in a separate blog.
Although a forward-looking vision is important, the over-formalisation of a vision can be counter-productive, as it could create rigid structures that might not allow for the flexibility needed to adapt to new technologies.
