Fuzzy prospective scenarios in strategic planning in Large-Group Decision

This work presents and discusses an approach in the MUTIRÕ project, showing the possibilities created in an experiment using fuzzy scenarios instead of traditional crispy ones. The Olympic and Paralympics Games that will be hosted in Rio de Janeiro in mid-2016 served as a confirmation of these concepts. A strategic planning process in Semantic Crowdware Large Group Decision demands several premises that should be taken into account and is discussed in this work. The preparation plans for the Rio 2016 event should be carefully prepared and depend mostly on the ideas generated by specialists. However, this is not feasible, as most of the problems addressed in this kind of event are unique and should be a mix of old experiences and new ideas. The premise that many people are eager to contribute by sending new ideas and collaborating is not true and new approaches should be tried. Although many of the steps in the process will be discussed, this paper will concentrate on the definition of the Prospective Scenarios considered as the most appropriate for the use of the Large Group concepts. To assist in this task, our paper intends to show a strategic planning method adapted to use a large number of collaborators interested in the success of Rio 2016, taking into account their socioeconomic and geographical aspects.