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THE MISSIONS
Four capabilities. Independent, and connectable.
Each one stands alone. Your situation decides the combination; scoping sets the perimeter.
Foundation · Market-entry decisions
Decide where to enter.
Your situation
A market to choose, or an entry to validate before committing resources.
The question it settles
Which market, which route, under which conditions?
What you get
An evidenced entry decision: market, route in, conditions to verify.
Examples of deliverables
- Market comparison and route in
- Entry recommendation
Modules
- Market Intelligence
- Opportunity Mapping
Connects to
Activation, when the route in still has to be built.
Activation · Market access
Open the market.
Your situation
The market is chosen; the actors who open it are missing.
The question it settles
Which actors to engage, and in what order?
What you get
The actors to engage, their role, and the next action for each.
Examples of deliverables
- Actor map and roles
- Partner shortlist
Modules
- Ecosystem Mapping
- Partner Strategy
- Market Entry
Connects to
Foundation (hypotheses to validate) · Execution (first deals).
Execution · Co-selling and accounts
Work the first accounts.
Your situation
A sellable offer, an established market, and first deals to test.
The question it settles
Which deals to work now, then which accounts?
What you get
Deals genuinely worked alongside you, then prioritised next accounts.
Examples of deliverables
- Prioritised accounts
- Lessons from the first deals
Modules
- Sales Activation
- Account Prioritization
Connects to
Activation (partner access) · Baromètre (field signals).
Baromètre · Continuous intelligence
Keep decisions current.
Your situation
An engaged market whose decisions must follow what changes.
The question it settles
What changed, and which decision to review?
What you get
What changed, why it matters, which decision to review.
Examples of deliverables
- Signal brief
- Monitoring scope
Modules
- Expansion Steering
Connects to
all of them — feeds intelligence back into Foundation, Activation and Execution.
THE MODULES
Eight modules. Four missions.
Each module covers one precise piece of work. It runs inside its mission, never alone.
| Module | Mission | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Market Intelligence | Foundation | Competitors, incumbent solutions, local adoption requirements. |
| Opportunity Mapping | Foundation | Comparison of markets and routes in. |
| Ecosystem Mapping | Activation | Who prescribes, distributes, integrates, deploys or buys. |
| Partner Strategy | Activation | Relevance, buyer access, a collaboration proposition per role. |
| Market Entry | Activation | Engage relationships, prepare conversations, next actions. |
| Sales Activation | Execution | Prepare, co-present, contribute, support through to signature. |
| Account Prioritization | Execution | The next accounts: fit, buying context, reasons to engage. |
| Expansion Steering | Baromètre | Select, assess, interpret, surface the decision. |
SCOPING
How a mission starts.
Three steps, no standard bundle.
- 01 · Five linesYour solution, the target market, what is validated, what is blocking, the decision to make.
- 02 · A first conversationWe identify the priority and the relevant scope, starting from what is already validated.
- 03 · A scoping noteThe decision to inform, the work, the useful supports, the responsibilities. A written mandate where Virage represents you.
- The missionsproduce the intelligence
- The Consolekeeps it alive and connected
- A new situationcalls for a new mission
YOUR NEXT DECISION
Which decision do you need to move forward?
Describe your solution, the market concerned and what is blocking today.