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3 ways you can use AI to write your next board paper

Like it or not, your board report writers are already using AI. Here are 3 tips to ensure they do it right.

Board & management papers, AI-powered reporting

Megan Pantelides | 05 November 2024 | 6 min read

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The QDI Principle in action

How our methodology helped this FTSE 100 drive agility

We helped a global consumer goods company to adopt the QDI Principle, fuelling faster, smarter, and more focused decision making.

“There are three questions every board should ask. Do I really know what is going on? Are we focusing on the right things? And are we asking the right questions?”

~ Executive, Reckitt (FTSE 100)

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