Reduce the risk. Make critical business decisions with confidence.

A Decision Sprint tests how competitors, customers, partners, regulators and your own board respond, round after round, before your decision goes live.

How it works

Why

When a decision is hard to reverse.

  1. Entering a new market, segment or country

  2. A price move, a launch, or a line you exit

  3. An acquisition, a carve-out or an exit

  4. A value creation or 100-day plan

  5. New entrants, new technology, new regulation

How it works

Focused on clarity and realism.

3 to 5 weeks, from the first interview to a decision your team has tested together.

  1. 1

    Frame the decision

    The options on the table, and where your leaders already disagree.

  2. 2

    Build your market

    Competitors, customers, partners and regulators, reviewed and signed off by you.

  3. 3

    Stress-test it

    AI agents run it hundreds of times to show the reactions that keep coming up.

  4. 4

    Your team takes part

    Your leaders take the seats that matter. AI agents take the rest.

  5. 5

    Debrief and decide

    What held, what broke, and moves agreed in advance.

  6. 6

    Keep it live

    Update it as things change, and run it again.

Why it works

Simulate the interaction, not just the analysis.

In Kesten Green's study of real conflicts, people who simulated the interaction predicted the outcome 62% of the time, against 32% for experts reasoning alone. A Decision Sprint does that for your decision, with AI agents widening the range of moves you test.

What is business wargaming?

Your material stays yours.

What you share is used only in your Decision Sprint, never shared beyond it, and never used to build anyone else's scenario.

How we handle your material

Questions

Before you ask.

3 to 5 weeks from the first interview to the debrief, depending on how quickly we can reach the people we need.

The leaders who own the decision, for the interviews and the session where your team takes part. One or two people who know your competitors and customers, to build the scenario.

AI agents take the seats of competitors, customers, partners and regulators, and run the scenario hundreds of times before your team takes part. People decide; the agents widen what you test.

No. We show the range of plausible reactions and how often each came up, so you can prepare for them.

Yes. The scenario stays yours to update and run again as things change.

It depends on the decision and how close to reality you want the scenario. Tell us about it and we will come back with a proposal.

Bring us the decision you can't take back.

Or try Solo on your own