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The influence of rising volatility and individualization on value generation is significant, resulting in a complicated and interconnected organisational environment. The ability to predict future changes has become a critical success component [1]. This research uses the scenario approach to develop future scenarios for value creation in the mechanical engineering setting, with an emphasis on innovation leadership, differentiation through partnerships, and hardware supplier status. Mechanical engineering professionals then assess the consistency and determine suitable action alternatives [2]. The findings not only help practitioners comprehend future value creation, but they also encourage scientists to perform more study on how to include futurology into strategy research. Future Value Creation Scenarios in Mechanical Engineering - Derivation of Action Recommendations

Description

The substance of the scenarios is determined in part by global issues that cannot be controlled by corporations and hence has limitations. The advancements are fast-paced and fraught with uncertainty. This makes it difficult to create a credible prediction of the most likely outcomes [3-5]. The subjective appraisal of the persons involved and the information presented might be a downside of the scenario approach. Three extensive trend analyses were employed in this case, each of which was subsequently enhanced with new data. The results' dependability is determined by the participants' professional credentials, capacity to think holistically, and originality. However, the complexity and versatility of future value generation is clearly emphasised. The recording of intelligible future value generation possibilities provides

The content of the scenarios is influenced by global challenges that companies cannot control, and so have constraints. The breakthroughs are happening at a breakneck rate, and they're loaded with risk. As a result, making a meaningful prediction of the most likely events is challenging. A disadvantage of the scenario technique might be the subjective evaluation of the people involved and the information delivered. In this situation, three lengthy trend analyses were used, each of which was later supplemented with additional data. The participants' professional credentials, ability to think holistically, and creativity affect the outcomes' reliability. The intricacy and adaptability of future value production, on the other hand, are clearly emphasised. The documentation of comprehensible future value production opportunities is beneficial. "The scientific analysis of the future," according to the definition of futurology. The belief that there are many conceivable futures, but not an infinite number, is the foundation of futurology.

Conclusion

All of the quality requirements that science sets for methods and models apply to modern futurology. Relevance, logical consistency, simplicity, verifiability, terminological clarity, scope specification, explanation of premises and boundary conditions, transparency, and practical manageability are some of these. Systems, businesses, and industries are becoming increasingly networked and interdependent on one another. The number of direct and indirect elements that might affect a company's operation is growing The capacity to simulate probable future situations, forecast them, and so influence developments in the business environment and corporate world is one of the most essential success criteria for firms. As a result, The belief that there are many conceivable futures, but not an infinite number, is the foundation of futurology. All of the quality requirements that science sets for methods and models apply to modern futurology. Relevance and logical consistency are two of them.

Acknowledgement

I would like to thank my Professor for his support and encouragement.

Conflict of Interest

The authors declare that they are no conflict of interest.

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