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See the whole business, then decide what can wait.
Keep the whole business in view
See the important moves across competitors, customers and partners together, so you can judge the business impact before asking the team to respond.
Competitors, customers and partners in the same weekly brief.Know what can wait
Your priorities help separate an opportunity worth exploring from an announcement that doesn’t change the plan.
A quiet week can be a reason to stay focused.Give the team one direction
Bring a suggested action and its evidence to the team. Agree who should investigate, respond or keep the development under review.
You and your team decide what to do.From Harbour’s example brief
A new rival enters your market. Does your offer need to change?
Harbour sells project management software to agencies of 11 to 24 people.
Written example · Fictional businesses and evidence.
Luma launched project management software for agencies, with per-seat pricing, client portals and a self-service trial.
Luma is addressing the same growing agencies as Harbour. Its launch gives buyers another option, but does not establish whether they will switch or how well its software works.
Compare the published features, pricing and onboarding with your own offer. Ask Sales to record whether buyers mention Luma before changing pricing or the roadmap.