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Business Case of the Month As we mapped out the talk, we came up with a few clear guidelines. We wanted the talk to be “mostly stories and rituals” and not narrative or framework — so we tagged each line with a category. We decided to focus on 3 types of meetings, and we knew there was a natural bias towards Catalyst rituals (for some reason, decision making meetings bring out some very rich rituals) so we wanted to actively balance between all 3. And of course we wanted to balance speaking time between the two of us. Since we were using our “words per second” sliders to calculate the duration of each talking point, it was easy to add a few charts to watch this balance.

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Resources Resources to help you at Quarter-End: Product team hub Two-way writeups Flexibile initiative tracker Project hub Project brief Team hub Content library Weekly meeting notes

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Business Case of the Month “We need to continue to raise the bar, and in true Porsche fashion, we are”

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Q4 Resources Resources to help you at Year-End: https://coda.io/@codatemplates/team-hub-quick-start https://coda.io/@codatemplates/interactive-project-brief-quick-start

AI Beta is now available to all customers! 💃 Here is the customer facing script to support your customer discussions. Exceptions for “In-Flight” only new and extension deals are being handled by the Deal Desk with final approval.

Yuhki and I also had “one more thing” to end the talk: The Coda and Figma teams have been working together on a really fun Coda/FigJam integration. There’s now a Figma widget so you can quickly turn stickies in FigJam into a table in Coda. The widget is bidirectionally editable, which means things like your +1s will show up in both places. And a second thing: You can now embed full Figmas and FigJams as pages in Coda — so your product, design, and eng teams can now see everything from specs to designs in a single team hub. Learn more at: FigJam and Coda integration

Yuhki and I also had “one more thing” to end the talk: The Coda and Figma teams have been working together on a really fun Coda/FigJam integration. There’s now a Figma widget so you can quickly turn stickies in FigJam into a table in Coda. The widget is bidirectionally editable, which means things like your +1s will show up in both places. And a second thing: You can now embed full Figmas and FigJams as pages in Coda — so your product, design, and eng teams can now see everything from specs to designs in a single team hub. Learn more at: FigJam and Coda integration Sarah Wry