futuring
- adjective
- /ˈfjuːtʃərɪŋ/
- The organization held a futuring workshop to explore possible technological advances in the next decade.
Examples
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Many companies are investing in futuring strategies to stay ahead of market trends.
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Her futuring mindset helped the team prepare for unexpected changes in the industry.
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The futuring strategies developed by the team are impressive.
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We need to focus on futuring our business model.
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The organization held a futuring workshop to explore possible technological advances in the next decade.
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Her futuring mindset helped the team prepare for unexpected changes in the industry.
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Many companies are investing in futuring strategies to stay ahead of market trends.
Synonyms
Able to think about and plan for the future
Able to plan ahead to avoid future problems
About things that will happen in the future
Antonyms
How Forward-Looking
Surface Forms
Morphology
futuring = future (semi-transparent) = future + ing
The word is formed by adding '-ing' to 'future', and the forward-looking sense is fairly inferable but somewhat specialized.
Etymology
Futuring comes from the familiar word future, which means 'time that is to come', plus the ending -ing that turns it into a forward-looking adjective. So a futuring workshop or mindset is about looking ahead and preparing for what may happen.