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A key aspect of any business is the communications rhythm that helps internal and nearby stakeholders stay informed and aligned. While curation can be very important, a lot of the work involves pulling information from various sources and putting it into a document, wiki, presentation, etc.
For this project, we'd like to explore the underlying requirements that would enable us to both improve outcomes and reduce inputs for the following assets:
Monthly business memo package (narrative, financials, etc)
Weekly scorecard (predictive metrics)
Weekly kickoff previews (what is coming up / needs help)
Weekly sendoff (what happened last week)
We'd love to show a demo of how this could work, but our main goal will be to inspire Datum to adopt processes that allow this automation to happen.
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Automate recurring business tasks and make them AWESOME
Automate and uplevel recurring business tasks
Apr 4, 2025
This is an excellent content generation/ document assembly use case for AI. However, they seem to be four different “stories” under the same “epic” rather than a single story/ task. They seem to have different templates, distribution lists/ methods, and would take different prompts/ adaptations. Best to consider breaking them apart.
A key aspect of any business is the communications rhythm that helps internal and nearby stakeholders stay informed and aligned. While curation can be very important, a lot of the work involves pulling information from various sources and putting it into a document, wiki, presentation, etc.
For this project, we'd like to explore the underlying requirements that would enable us to both improve outcomes and reduce inputs for the following assets:
We'd love to show a demo of how this could work, but our main goal will be to inspire Datum to adopt processes that allow this automation to happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: