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Product teams want intelligence that has gone through a SWOT analysis for better insights. But teams are losing out on more wins by not looking at both their wins and losses. Performing a win-loss analysis helps teams identify gaps in their strategies and highlight areas they improve. Amazing even.
Cultural intelligence (C) From SWOT to TOWS. We are taught SWOT – but a better model is to identify the external risks first. How often is win-loss analysis deployed? Internal experts within a large company could be encouraged to feedback on rumour as well as share their tacit knowledge.
We know that most people who get their hands on our reports don’t read them front to back, but we want to make sure that they get all of the important insights — that’s where the TLDR, or wins/losses, report comes in. A very important note to be made here is that there will be losses, and you need to be upfront about that with your clients.
firms suffer annual losses exceeding $40 million as a result of everyday operational inefficiencies due to inadequate knowledge sharing. It assists investment teams with everything from earnings analysis, competitive landscaping, SWOT analysis, and more. The costs of inefficient knowledge sharing are substantial.
This means certain current trends or events may be missed, which is an important loss in a competitor monitoring workflow. Additionally, while its data is extensive, none of it is real-time and all of it is sourced from search engines. Semrush also offers no AI search capabilities.
Studies show that major US firms suffer annual losses exceeding $40 million as a result of everyday operational inefficiencies due to inadequate knowledge sharing. In addition to overcoming inefficiencies, genAI can help firms reduce reputational risk and loss of credibility with these information accessibility gaps.
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