Strategy & Tactical Plans
The Cogliva workflow: diagnosis, strategy, plan
Cogliva is more than a diagnostic. It links three connected stages so you can move from understanding a problem, to deciding a strategy, to planning the work — without losing context between them.
The three stages
- Diagnostic — frame the real challenge and produce a structured report.
- Business strategy — design a coherent set of strategic choices with the Strategy Designer.
- Tactical plan — turn strategic objectives into owned, sequenced, measurable actions.
Why the stages connect
Each stage builds on the one before it. A diagnostic sharpens the problem, a strategy decides where to play and how to win, and a tactical plan makes it executable. Keeping them in one workspace means the strategy reflects the diagnosis and the plan reflects the strategy.
You can start anywhere
The stages are connected but not rigid. You can run a standalone diagnostic, design a strategy directly, or build a tactical plan from an existing strategy. Use the stages your engagement actually needs.
See it end to end
The public example report shows all three stages for the same company, so you can see how a diagnosis, a strategy, and a tactical plan fit together before you build your own.
How to use this in Cogliva
- Run a diagnostic first when the problem is still unclear.
- Move into the Strategy Designer once the challenge is well defined.
- Generate a tactical plan from the strategy to make it executable.