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Intel Console

Political-intelligence board for a public affairs team.

11
Jurisdictions: federal and ten provinces
0
Client data stored
Intel Console home: a risk map of Canada, the team's call on the federal government, a colleague's room read and snapshot cards for leaders, polling and seats.
Fig. 1 · Real screen, sample data: the read on the federal government
Intel Console sector view for the Major Projects Office: the team's standing position, a colleague's read, dated public signals and who to reach.
Fig. 2 · Real screen, sample data: one portfolio's sector intelligence
Intel Console team feed: attributed colleague reads filterable by jurisdiction and sector.
Fig. 3 · Real screen, sample data: every colleague read in one feed
Intel Console briefing room for the federal government: the call, the play, a snapshot, priorities, key influencers and recent team reads.
Fig. 4 · Real screen, sample data: the one-screen briefing room
Intel Console org chart: federal ministries with fictional ministers and staff, two contacts ticked for a contact plan.
Fig. 5 · Real screen, sample data: the org chart, building a contact plan
Intel Console leaderboard: board totals, reads needing re-sourcing and a ranked list of fictional contributors.
Fig. 6 · Real screen, sample data: who is feeding the board

Features

  • A ledger, not a dashboard: every read is attributed and dated.
  • Every change to the record documents its source.

A Spec sheet

Does
One board per jurisdiction: who governs, polls, seats, the economy, the calendar, priorities and the people who matter
The point
The team's own read, attributed and dated, beside the public record
Data
Every change documents its sources
Access
Private, behind sign-in
Rule
Public record and the team's own read. No client data, ever.

See Intel Console in use

Intel Console is private to the team that uses it. Ask for a walkthrough, or bring Gremble a problem of your own.

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What's Gremble

A Vancouver workshop that builds tools for public affairs and knowledge work, plus apps, open source, hardware and games.

Who's Jason

Jason Craik founded Gremble. He works in public affairs and political risk in Vancouver, advising on government relations, corporate affairs, M&A, market entry, issues and strategy. About Jason → · LinkedIn ↗