Computational Scenario-based Capability Planning
Hussein Abbass, Axel Bender, Helen Dam, Stephen Baker, James M, Whitacre, Ruhul Sarker

TL;DR
This paper introduces a computational, capability-based planning methodology utilizing evolutionary multi-objective optimization to enhance scenario-based strategic planning, making it more flexible, practical, and innovative.
Contribution
It presents a novel, ICT-enabled computational approach for scenario-based planning that integrates evolutionary computation for optimization and innovation.
Findings
Demonstrates the effectiveness of evolutionary multi-objective optimization in planning.
Provides a flexible and customizable framework for scenario-based capability planning.
Shows practical applicability of the methodology in strategic planning contexts.
Abstract
Scenarios are pen-pictures of plausible futures, used for strategic planning. The aim of this investigation is to expand the horizon of scenario-based planning through computational models that are able to aid the analyst in the planning process. The investigation builds upon the advances of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to create a novel, flexible and customizable computational capability-based planning methodology that is practical and theoretically sound. We will show how evolutionary computation, in particular evolutionary multi-objective optimization, can play a central role - both as an optimizer and as a source for innovation.
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