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Peak Command / Prioritize initiatives

Nine initiatives are running.Three move your goal.

Sundgau Textil (fictional) has nine initiatives open at once. Peak Command shows the initiatives from Peak Year with their coverage of goals, warns when too much runs at once and computes as a scenario what dropping an initiative means. Stopping happens in Peak Year, not in Command.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
Order initiatives in the example

Local example · nothing is read from Peak One.

Nine ideas. Three goals.

Goal / Initiative / Stop

01Coverage02Focus03Scenario
Example / Initiatives

Three questions for every initiative.

Coverage
Which goal does it carry, and which goal has none?
Focus
A warning when more runs than the team can carry.
Scenario
What changes if it is dropped?
Example with a fictional company · not the product interface

Your initiatives in the example

One goal, one first, one paused.

Name your most important goal, the strongest initiative and a candidate to pause. The preview stores nothing.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Command / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three answers. One order.

Draft · not yet put together

Goal
Still open
First
Still open
Pause
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

From nine to three

Map, compute, decide.

Prioritizing mostly means deliberately not doing something. Peak Command shows what would be lost.

  1. 01Map

    Every initiative to a goal.

    Coverage

    Which goal does it carry, and which goal has none?

    Coverage shows goals without an initiative and initiatives without a goal.

    Peak Year → coverage
  2. 02Compute

    What if …

    Focus

    A warning when more runs than the team can carry.

    The “skip an initiative” scenario shows the consequences without changing anything.

    Scenario → consequences in the plan
  3. 03Decide

    Record, then apply.

    Scenario

    What changes if it is dropped?

    The decision goes to Peak Log, the change happens in Peak Year. In the example a local note is created.

    Sample artifact → priority note

From the example to a real plan

See your initiatives against your goals.

In Peak Command you open “Plan” and see initiatives, milestones and the coverage of your goals from Peak Year and Peak Goals.

Sign in to Peak One

Peak Command / Your next step

Focus is a decision.

Order three initiatives in the example. Then check your real plan.

Order initiatives in the example
Local working example

Less at once, more finished.

What changes if it is dropped?

Frequently asked questions

By which rule does Command rank?

Every line names its rule, for example contribution to a goal, link to the constraint from Peak Constraints or missing capacity. There is no overall score.

Can I stop an initiative?

Yes, as a decision that lands in Peak Log. You change the initiative itself in Peak Year.

Are the companies on this page real?

No. The companies and numbers are fictional examples. They show the flow, they prove no effect.

Does Peak Command store data of its own?

No. Peak Command owns no data. It reads the Peak products with your permissions and writes only through the owning product, such as decisions in Peak Log.

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