The phrase "about foresight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to planning, prediction, or the ability to anticipate future events or trends.
Example: "The seminar will focus on strategies about foresight in business development."
Alternatives: "regarding foresight" or "concerning foresight".
"Lobbying is about foresight," she says.
But this is a novel as much about foresight as hindsight – or rather the protagonist's lack of it.
According to Jackson [12], a process where anyone can do foresight without actually knowing anything about foresight is recommended.
The goal is to engage internal employees in long-range planning; not in a discussion about foresight theory.
This fact coupled with the lack of a standard nomenclature related to foresight may explain the mixture of results when asking about foresight methods used and the lack of a systematic process commonly used in foresight projects.
The advantage of such approach was to benefit from two existing sets of data, one about foresight studies in the domain of the sea (prepared by Ifremer) and one about main trends in economics and societies (proposed by Futuribles).
Psycho – social development; is the expose of personality, self-respect structure, the development of foresight about right and wrong directed to the usage in social interaction in a determined maturity level.
"Think about the foresight it took for some of these guys to say, 'Now is the time to go in and fix this because when we come out of this we want to be the best positioned as the go-to product,' " said Jonathan Serko, a vice chairman of Cushman & Wakefield who advised the owners of 1385 Broadway on renovations that began in late 2008.
However, knowledge about corporate foresight practices and outcomes is limited.
More information about national foresight processes implemented in various countries is given in [30].
By way of illustration, we can quote the work of Hines and Bishop about "Framework Foresight" [16] and "Foresight Diamond" by R. Popper.
