Business and strategy

Brainstorm ideas grounded in customer or performance data

Generate [number] [idea type] from the data below.

For each, include:

The idea

The specific data point or pattern it draws from

The connection between the evidence and the idea

Evidence level: directly supported or hypothesis

The main assumption to validate

Rank the ideas by evidence strength. Base stated customer needs and trends on the supplied data, label inferences, and flag dataset limitations that could affect the recommendations.

Data: [insert data]

Pressure-test a strategy

Evaluate the plan below from the perspective of a [role], focusing on:

[Criterion 1]

[Criterion 2]

[Criterion 3]

Identify the three highest-risk assumptions. Label each as explicit or inferred and explain:

Why it is uncertain

What must be true

What evidence would confirm or refute it

The consequence if it is wrong

The fastest credible test

Rank by uncertainty and potential impact. Also identify one strong element to preserve.

Plan: [paste plan]

Compare business options against defined criteria

Compare [option A] and [option B] for [use case and outcome].

Criteria and weights:

[Criterion 1]: [weight from 1, low importance, to 5, high importance]

[Criterion 2]: [weight from 1, low importance, to 5, high importance]

[Criterion 3]: [weight from 1, low importance, to 5, high importance]

Constraints and non-negotiables: [insert details]

Apply non-negotiables as pass/fail gates first. Then score each option from 1–5 for every criterion, where 1 = poor fit, 3 = adequate, and 5 = strong fit.

For each score, reference the supplied evidence and flag assumptions or unknowns. Do not score missing evidence as poor performance.

Return:

A comparison table with scores, reasoning, and trade-offs

A weighted score for each option: multiply each score by its criterion weight, add the results, and divide by the total of the weights. Show the calculation.

A recommendation and its deciding criterion

The condition under which the other option would be better

Recommend an option only when the evidence supports it; otherwise, state what information is needed.

Evidence and context: [add relevant materials]