Strategy, Research & Knowledge Work
Reading a great deal and reporting what mattered.
- Market research
- Competitor tracking
- Synthesis
- Meeting notes
- Expert locator
Turning a meeting recording into notes and owned action items
The call is transcribed and then reduced to three things: decisions taken, questions left open, and actions each carrying a name and a date. The transcript stays beside the note so any line can be traced back to who said it, and the chair confirms the action list out loud before it is circulated.
- Effort
- Days of work
- Organisation size
- Small business
Producing a desk-research brief with a link on every line
A question is handed over — how drone spraying is regulated for contract farming, who supplies sub-ten-litre cold-chain boxes — and a retrieval system searches, reads what it finds and writes a short brief in which each sentence carries the link it came from. The analyst's job shifts from finding sources to confirming that each link says what the line claims.
- Effort
- Weeks of work
- Organisation size
- Small business
Watching competitor pages and filings for what actually changed
Price pages, feature pages, careers pages, exchange filings and tender results are fetched on a schedule, compared against the previous capture, and the differences worth knowing are written into a weekly note — a plan renamed, a rate moved, a market entered — with the captured page kept so any claim can be traced back to what was on the screen that day.
- Effort
- Weeks of work
- Organisation size
- Small business