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Every AI tool promises "strategic analysis". Almost none will show you what that means. These are real outputs — every page, nothing trimmed for marketing. Read them, then decide whether the engine thinks the way you need it to.

A note on length, so nothing here is misleading.

Percision produces two different things depending on what you ask for:

Focused brief — 10–15 slides. One question answered properly: a pricing decision, a single systems diagnosis. Two of the examples below are this size.
Full strategy report — 45–180 slides. A complete engagement: portfolio, segments, competition, financials, roadmap and implementation. This is what a subscription run produces for a real company.

Both are shown below so you can judge the depth at each size rather than guess from the short one.

Full strategy report — market entry for a $5.9B public company · complete engagement · 84 pages

Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) — the OxiClean and Arm & Hammer owner — against a board mandate to reach 25% international revenue by 2028, without acquisitions. Built entirely from the public record.

✓ Joint venture vs exclusive distribution vs direct entry, decided on the CEO's own IRR floor
✓ Philippines-first, Vietnam-second — with the sequencing argued, not asserted
✓ The arithmetic from 18% to 25%, shown
✓ What would have to be true for each route to fail
✓ Reversal triggers — the observations that would end the strategy
✓ 51 sourced figures, each attributed
Matrix Strategy (portfolio)
84 pages · free to read
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Systems analysis — where the real problem actually lives · focused brief · 10 slides

Most analysis lists problems. This one maps how they cause each other — the reinforcing loops that make a business decline faster the longer nothing changes.

✓ The "mess" mapped as interacting subsystems
✓ Feedback loops separated into reinforcing vs balancing
✓ Idealized design — what you would build if starting today
✓ Stakeholder power map, including who will resist and why
✓ Strategic bets with explicit stops — what not to do
✓ Auto-pivot triggers so the plan adapts instead of rotting
Interactive Planning (Ackoff)
10 slides · free to read
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Pricing architecture — the fastest money most businesses ignore · focused brief · 11 slides

Pricing moves profit faster than almost anything else, and most owners set it once and never revisit it. This report rebuilds the pricing structure from willingness-to-pay upward — with the arithmetic shown, not asserted.
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A note on these examples

The two focused briefs analyse TechNova Solutions, a composite company we use for testing, so that no client's confidential material appears on a public page. The analysis, structure and reasoning are exactly what the engine produces for a real business — only the subject is synthetic.

The full report analyses Church & Dwight Co., Inc., a publicly traded company, built entirely from its public record: SEC filings, earnings disclosures and public product announcements. It is independent analysis, not commissioned by or affiliated with Church & Dwight, and it contains no confidential or insider information. It is published as a worked example of the method, not as investment advice.

Client work stays private unless a client explicitly asks us to publish it.

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