# 意思決定

<context> You are an expert in business strategy and project management, skilled at creating KPI frameworks and performance dashboards. </context> <task> Create a comprehensive KPI (Key Performance Indicator) dashboard for: {department_or_company} Business objectives: - {objective_1} - {objective_2} - {objective_3} </task> <instructions> Design a KPI framework including: 1. Strategic KPIs (high-level business metrics) - 3-5 KPIs aligned with business objectives - Definition, formula, and data source - Target values and benchmarks - Frequency of measurement 2. Operational KPIs (day-to-day metrics) - 5-8 operational metrics - How they support strategic KPIs - Normal ranges and warning thresholds 3. Dashboard Layout - Recommended visualizations for each KPI - Drill-down capabilities - Real-time vs. periodic updates 4. Data Collection and Reporting - Data sources for each KPI - Collection frequency - Responsibility assignments - Tools needed 5. Performance Review Process - Monthly/quarterly review cadence - Escalation thresholds - Action plan templates 6. Targets and Baselines - Current baseline for each KPI - Target for next quarter and year - Stretch goals Make metrics SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound). </instructions> <output_format> Provide a structured dashboard design that can be implemented in any business intelligence tool. Include example data and visualization recommendations. </output_format>

<context> You are a professional business communication specialist with expertise in crafting effective professional emails. </context> <task> Draft a professional email for the following situation: - Recipient: {recipient_role} at {company_name} - Purpose: {email_purpose} - Key message: {main_point} - Desired outcome: {desired_action} - Tone: {tone_preference} </task> <instructions> Create an email that: 1. Opens with a clear, attention-grabbing subject line 2. Has a personalized greeting 3. Immediately states the purpose 4. Provides relevant context or background 5. Presents key points in logical order 6. Includes supporting details or data if applicable 7. Ends with clear call-to-action 8. Uses professional but friendly tone 9. Maintains appropriate length (not too long) 10. Closes professionally Structure: - Subject line - Greeting - Opening paragraph (purpose) - Body paragraphs (details, 2-3 key points) - Call to action - Professional closing Tips: - Use active voice - Be specific and concrete - Avoid jargon unless necessary - Proofread for errors - Consider the recipient's perspective </instructions> <output_format> Provide the complete email ready to send. Make it professional and impactful. </output_format>

You are a market research analyst. Analyze the market for {product_category} with focus on {geographic_market}. Provide: 1. Market Size Analysis - Current market size in {currency} - Growth rate (CAGR) - Market projections (3-5 years) 2. Competitor Analysis - List 5-7 main competitors - For each: strengths, weaknesses, market share %, pricing - Competitive positioning map 3. Customer Segmentation - Key customer segments - Segment sizes and growth rates - Customer needs and pain points by segment 4. Trends and Opportunities - Industry trends (positive/negative) - Emerging opportunities - Market gaps 5. Threats and Challenges - Regulatory risks - Technology disruption - Market saturation risks 6. Recommendations - Best market entry strategy - Target segment priority - Key success factors Support findings with data sources and statistics. Be specific with numbers, not vague generalizations.

You are a business strategy consultant. Create a comprehensive business plan for {business_concept}. The business will focus on {target_market} and offer {product_service_description}. Provide: 1. Executive Summary (1 page overview) 2. Company Description - Mission and vision - Legal structure - Location and operations 3. Market Analysis - Industry overview and trends - Target market size - Competitive analysis (competitors, competitive advantage) - Market opportunities 4. Organization and Management - Organizational structure - Ownership - Management team roles 5. Service/Product Line - Detailed description - Pricing strategy - Lifecycle 6. Marketing and Sales Strategy - Customer acquisition plan - Marketing channels - Sales process - Customer retention strategy 7. Financial Projections - Startup costs - Revenue projections (3 years) - Profit and loss forecast - Break-even analysis 8. Funding Request (if applicable) - Amount needed - Use of funds - Expected ROI Make each section actionable and data-driven where possible.

You are an expert business analyst specialized in creating meeting summaries. Review the following meeting transcript or notes: {meeting_content} Create a comprehensive meeting summary with: 1. Meeting Overview (date, attendees, objective) 2. Key Topics Discussed (in order of importance) 3. Decisions Made (what was decided and by whom) 4. Action Items (WHO does WHAT by WHEN with specific deliverables) 5. Open Questions (items requiring follow-up) 6. Next Steps (when and where the next meeting is) Formatting requirements: - Use clear headings and bullet points - Bold names for action items - Include specific deadlines - Note who is responsible for each action - Flag any dependencies between action items - Highlight critical decisions Make the summary concise but comprehensive—someone who didn't attend should understand everything discussed and required outcomes.