Read everything first, then have the meeting
Some questions cannot be answered until a great many sources have been read and reconciled, and the reading is the part that does not fit in anyone's week. What comes back should be a briefing whose every claim can be followed back to the document it came out of.
The question is asked on Monday and answered on Thursday by whoever had the least on. They read what they could find in the time, which is the first tier of obvious sources, and write a summary. Nobody knows what was not read, and the parts where the sources disagreed have usually been smoothed into a single confident sentence.
- We agree what the question actually is and which sources count, which is most of the difference between research and a search.
- It gathers from your own material as well as the public record, so internal documents are not left out because they are harder to reach.
- It reads rather than summarises snippets, and keeps track of where each claim came from.
- Where sources disagree it says so and shows both, instead of averaging the disagreement away.
- It says what it could not find, because an absence is part of the answer.
- A briefing in which every claim points at its source
- The disagreements named, with both sides shown
- What was looked at, and what could not be found
- A pack that can be handed to somebody else and checked
It does not make the call. It assembles the evidence and points at the places where the evidence is thin, so that the person deciding knows what they are deciding on.
- Company, market and supplier diligence packs
- A regulatory change traced to the procedures and documents it touches
- Literature, prior art and competitor sweeps
Knowledge capture
What the people who have been there twenty years know, written down before they leave.
Workflow automation
The processes that only move when somebody has an hour free, running on their own instead.
AI agents
Agents that do the steps in the systems you already run, and stop at anything a person should sign.
Internal assistant
A chatbot that only knows your company, and shows you the record behind every answer.
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