1 β Project Setup
Capture the client and session context before you begin.
2 β Stakeholders
Everyone in the room introduces themselves. Add each participant β their name and role establishes whose perspective will shape the portfolio.
| Name | Role / Title |
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3 β Opportunities
Brainstorm ideas together, then lasso-merge related notes into opportunity themes.
4 β Agent Authority
Review the proposed autonomy level for each opportunity as a team. Each stakeholder assigns their own view independently. Divergence highlights governance conversations that need resolving before you build.
5 β Criteria
Select which yardsticks to apply. Tick to include; adjust weight if some criteria matter more for this client.
Inputs: Observe Β· Orient (OBS) = how hard is it to get the data into a usable state? Β· Outcomes: Decide Β· Act (ACT) = how risky are the decisions and actions taken? Β· Lower scores = better fit. Ideal position: 0,0.
6 β Scoring
Score each opportunity. 6a β Inputs: Observe Β· Orient covers data and supply-side burden. 6b β Outcomes: Decide Β· Act covers decision risk and demand-side factors.
7 β Portfolio
Review and compare opportunities. Use the quadrant, ranking table, and consensus view to build your recommendation.
| # | Opportunity | Type | Domain | Supply burden | Action risk | HFF score | Consensus |
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Cells show HFF fitness score per stakeholder per opportunity. Green = low (good), Red = high (avoid).