Can you provide insights into how the "Rogue Waves" book has influenced corporate strategies or business models in dealing with systemic threats?

The lessons from "Rogue Waves" can be applied in today's business environment by using the FOES (Financial, Operational, External, and Strategic) model to identify potential threats. This involves listing potential events that could impact your organization, identifying undercurrents that would drive these risks, and assessing the impact of these issues over different time frames (3, 6, 12, and 24 months). It's also important to watch out for triggers that could indicate a potential threat is becoming more likely.

The scenario running and experimentation ideas from "Rogue Waves" can be implemented in real-world business scenarios by identifying potential Financial, Operational, External, and Strategic (FOES) events that could impact your organization. These events can be listed in a dashboard along with the undercurrents that could drive these risks. The impact of these issues can then be assessed over different time frames such as 3, 6, 12, and 24 months. Triggers to watch out for can be identified at the bottom of the dashboard. This approach allows businesses to prepare for and potentially profit from systemic threats by turning them into outsized opportunities.