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Grammarly for strategic decisions
Months after the board signs off, your team finds the assumption that killed the market entry, or the bias that drove the wrong acquisition. Decision Intel audits every strategic memo for the cognitive gaps your team has normalized, in 60 seconds, before the meeting that actually matters.
The night before the steering committee reviews the strategic memo your team has worked on for months: what question is this paper not asking? What did teams in comparable situations get wrong, and did we just repeat it?
The same lens that exposed Kodak’s missed digital pivot, Blockbuster’s Netflix rejection, and Nokia’s smartphone blind spot now audits your strategic memos in 60 seconds, turning every major call your team makes into a living, navigable Decision Knowledge Graph.
What you get
Every strategic memo, board deck, and market-entry recommendation your team produces becomes a node in one navigable graph, connected by assumption, bias, and outcome. No more strategy archaeology across SharePoint, email, and the last analyst’s laptop. Your team’s collective judgment becomes a searchable, traceable asset. Today’s decision always inherits yesterday’s lessons.
Reworking the same board deck three times because new questions keep surfacing in the steering committee. That’s time your team never gets back. Our simulation engine runs your memo against 146 historical decisions with known outcomes, predicting the objections, forgotten angles, and counterarguments before the meeting. Walk in prepared, walk out faster, and hand the CEO answers—not revisions.
Strategy papers live or die on the logic behind the numbers. We score the 30+ cognitive biases that quietly derail even the strongest-looking recommendations, converting narrative judgment into measurable risk signal. You walk into the board with the same analytical confidence in the strategy that you already have in the data.
Most strategy teams recommend something and then wonder, months later, whether it actually worked. Every high-stakes call gets a Decision Quality Index: auditable evidence for your board, CEO, or parent company that the process was rigorous, not just that the outcome was lucky. Memo after memo, quarter after quarter, your DQI becomes proprietary proof that your team’s judgment isn’t just strong—it’s compounding.
Proof, not logos
We took the pre-decision memos from 4famous strategic decisions, stripped the hindsight, and ran them through the same bias and noise framework we apply to your memos today. Here's what we would have flagged.
How it Works
From strategic document to verified outcome — for any decision-critical team.
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Features
30+ biases detected with confidence scores, excerpts, and research-backed explanations. Includes domain-specific biases for corporate strategy, M&A, and market-entry decisions.
3 independent AI judges score your document — just like Kahneman's insurance underwriter study. Measures the variance your team doesn't see.
Blind prior collection before group discussion. Consensus scoring reveals when agreement is genuine vs. groupthink.
10 named compound risk patterns (Echo Chamber, Sunk Ship, etc.) with auto-generated mitigation playbooks and dollar impact estimates.
Surfaces the questions your memo never asks, drawn from the gap between your document and its closest historical analogs. Every question was answered (or fatally ignored) in a comparable real decision.
SOX, GDPR, MiFID II, and FCA Consumer Duty frameworks. Cross-maps detected biases to regulatory risks with audit trails.
Pricing
The average failed strategic initiative costs 40% more than the next-best alternative your team never scored. Start with a free 30-day pilot on your next high-stakes memo.
For the high-stakes strategist who wants the career-defining edge.
For corporate strategy teams producing multiple board-level memos per quarter.
For Fortune 500 strategy functions with multi-division workflows and compliance requirements.
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