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— July 13th, 2026 — |
The Shorter Path from Data to DecisionsNicole Mathis, CIO and Integrator at Ralston Vet, was preparing for a Quarterly Planning Session. Her team’s Scorecard, Rocks, meeting history, issues, and Accountability Chart were already in Ninety. She had plenty of information. What she needed was a clearer view of where execution was off pace and which priorities needed attention. That’s where Ask Maz, Ninety’s brand new AI companion, was able to help. Nicole prompted Ask Maz to review the work already happening inside Ninety. It surfaced a gap between her team’s annual goals and where execution was tracking, giving her a better starting point for the session. Instead of walking in ready to give an overview of the work the team had done, she walked in ready to have a better conversation about what was off track and what decisions needed to be made immediately. Afterward, Nicole said Ask Maz helped her “get to the important conversations faster.” Ask Maz helps leadership teams get out of review mode and into decision mode faster. It uses the information already captured in Ninety to surface what needs attention now so your planning time can focus on ownership, alignment, and the next right move. |
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Ask Maz Prompt of the WeekJust finished Quarterly Planning? Try asking: "Do any teams have overlapping or conflicting Rocks this quarter?" Ask Maz can identify duplicate priorities, competing efforts, and opportunities to better align your leadership team before execution gets underway. |
Join Us for July EventsOur July virtual webinars are built for teams running EOS® on Ninety, with sessions covering Level 10 Meeting® fundamentals, key features, practical workflows, and live Q&A. |
After hundreds of session days with leadership teams, I've learned that better execution rarely comes from collecting more information. It comes from helping leaders see the information they already have more clearly. That's what I'm most excited about with Ask Maz. It helps teams spend less time searching for answers and more time solving the issues that move the business forward. See you next week, Kris |
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