And then lastly we'll talk about the risk evaluation process leading to prioritization of next steps.

Like, what's the prioritization of these things?

I claim that it can accomplish this through an accurate prioritization and understanding of its actions.

At CIA, we call this operational prioritization, which means that to continue the operation and to achieve success, we must prioritize in a very specific way.

Now when we select the one by Maud it'll say right here higher priority and if we select Albert it'll actually say low priority it's based on the way we've defined it and by the way if you like these arrows like the one for the up arrow we actually can go back to settings and go to co-pilot and prioritize and there's a section here says apply low priority label which we didn't have selected so if we select that and click save now even for the low priority item the Albert Einstein you'll see that the arrow got added so there's the down arrow there's the up arrow based on the co-pilot prioritization that we selected.

So cheat code number 2: "Prioritization creates possibilities." Because not all tasks are worth the same EXP.

And there are tons of prioritization techniques out there,

I got caught up in other things like cross-functional prioritization and the customer escalation.

So again, having those discussions continue, discussions after the show with the, the leadership of those agencies will lead us to some decisions based on prioritization where we deploy, how quick we deploy, how many agents we deploy.

Or you might say, what's happening is we don't have shared prioritization criteria, so everything is being treated like a fire drill.