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Delphi Opinion Cycle

The Delphi Method (also known as the Delphi Opinion Cycle) is a structured communication technique used for gathering expert opinions and achieving consensus through multiple rounds of surveys.

This survey supports the first round of opinion collection. The outcome can then be shared with the experts in two or three subsequent rounds, for refinement and consensus building, until a final consensus is reached.

Developed by the RAND Corporation in the 1950s, it is widely used in strategic foresight, policy analysis, and decision-making.

- Anonymity: to ensure candid feedback and protect against bias (all opinions will count regardless of who expresses them)

- Report: aggregation of all feedback data neatly organised by question.

 -Full AI report: more than a summary:  identification of trends, consensus, outlier opinions and blind spots.

Types of questions

Open text

Number of questions

6

Author

Org360

License

Creative Commons

General Future Trends

  • 1.1What are the most critical emerging trends that will shape this sector over the next decade?(open text)

Strategic Priorities

  • 2.1What should be the top three priorities for organizations in this sector to remain competitive and impactful?(open text)

Innovation and Technology

  • 3.1Which emerging technologies have the potential to revolutionize operations and outcomes in this sector?(open text)

Risk and Resilience

  • 4.1What are the greatest risks facing this sector in the short term (1-3 years) and long term (10+ years)?(open text)

Collaboration and Partnerships

  • 5.1How can organizations in this sector foster collaboration across stakeholders to achieve shared goals? What partnerships or alliances will be most beneficial for addressing key challenges?(open text)

Wild Card Scenarios

  • 6.1What low-probability but high-impact events could fundamentally alter the trajectory of this sector?decade?(open text)