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Traditional Meat Companies. Enter Alternative Proteins. e.g, alternative protein startups acquired example. Competition
the future m e t h o d w o r k s h e e t s

Amplifying Weak Signals a framework for envisioning the future

Now

Next

0-3 Years

3-5 Years

Later

5-10 Years

Behavior Signals

Technology Signals

Environment Signals

Weak Signals

A M P L I F I C A T I O N

Strong Signals

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1. Write in a signal you’ve identified in the ‘now’ column, in the row that best corresponds to it’s signal type: behavior, technology, or competitive. 2. Fill out the remaining signal types in the ‘now’ column, then amplify each signal type into the ‘next’ and ‘later’ columns. Imagine where each signal type could go in the future. 3. Repeat the step 2 under the assumptions that your original signal will succeed, fail, or become a niche. Use the amplifications to assess your organization’s readiness for the future.

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Amplifying Weak Signals a framework for envisioning the future

Now

Behavior Signals

Technology Signals

Environmnet Signals

Next

Later

0-3 Years

3-5 Years

5-10 Years

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Ear ly Adopter Exploration

Mainstream Perception Shift

Celebration & Connoisseurship

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e.g, new ways of cooking and eating spr ing up from extreme users & vegetarians

Alter native Proteins Emerge

e.g, mainstream consumer s are war ming up to the idea of alter native proteins and beginning to dabble in them

Quality Up, Costs Down

e.g, alter native proteins are now widely accepted and people’s expectations of quality rise greatly

Reduction in Animal Protein

e.g, plant-based simulated proteins , cultured meats , etc .

e.g, technology improves to the point where it is more affordable and taste/texture are much more satisfactor y

e.g, alter native proteins become a dependable, desirable food source that reduces the revenue oppor tunity for animal products

st e p 2 the remaining signal types

st e p 3 amplify the signal

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Startups Leading the Charge

Traditional Meat Companies Enter Alter native Proteins

e.g, alter native protein products are 100% coming from young, startup companies , some of which are ver y well funded

e.g, alter native protein star tups acquired

Weak Signals

A M P L I F I C A T I O N

Competition Matures

e.g, the strongest startups have built up their stature, established food companies are creating their own brands

Strong Signals

INSTRUCTIONS P RO D U C E D B Y

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T W I T T E R : @ S T U D I O _ I N D U S T RY FAC E B O O K :

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1. Write in a signal you’ve identified in the ‘now’ column, in the row that best corresponds to it’s signal type: behavior, technology, or competitive. 2. Fill out the remaining signal types in the ‘now’ column, then amplify each signal type into the ‘next’ and ‘later’ columns. Imagine where each signal type could go in the future. 3. Repeat the step 2 under the assumptions that your original signal will succeed, fail, or become a niche. Use the amplifications to assess your organization’s readiness for the future.

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Signal Prioritization s e pa r at i n g s i g n a l f r o m n o i s e

High Impact

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Low Certainty

High Certainty

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b ac k b u r n e r Low Impact INSTRUCTIONS

P RO D U C E D B Y

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1. Determine where each identified signal sits on the grid in terms of impact to your interests and level of certainty that the signal will come true in the future. 2. In a group setting, draw this axis on a large surface and use Post-It notes to place each of the signals in the appropriate quadrant. 3. Signals that end up being low impact should be backburnered. High impact, high certainty items may be foregone conclusions, and you should act on these now. High impact, lower certainty signals are the ones to investigate further. This is the quadrant where game changers come.

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