The 6C Model is the fundamental decision support model for the central phase of strategic planning, i.e. the choice of how to act.
In order to facilitate the strategist in identifying the most appropriate modes of action, the 6C Model starts from two fundamental considerations:
The set of all the estimated values, together with other values required by the model, is the basis on which the model's algorithm operates, which generates multiple intermediate results and synthesizes them into a final value of potential effectiveness of the strategic action methods.
The final result and all intermediate results clearly indicate the potential advantages, or strengths, and the critical issues, or risks, connected to the application, by the strategist, of the specific modality in the reference context.
However, the set of these processed data is difficult to intelligible and interpret without the help of Generative Artificial Intelligence, which through the LLM analyzes the intermediate and final results and elaborates on request, for each mode of strategic action, a detailed comment correctly arguing the advantages and risks associated with its application,
In order to make the algorithm's response even clearer and more interpretable, alongside the comment generated by the AI there is a set of modular graphs, with variable axes, which place the different applicable stratagems on a Cartesian plane, highlighting for each axis , that is, for each intermediate result of the algorithm, the relative position of the strategic mode.
The 6C Model is the subject of continuous studies, insights and checks by the Institute, in order to further refine the quality of the decision support that this model provides in the most delicate and difficult phase of strategic planning, the choice of how to act, the only phase which, before the &C Model, could not make use of any decision support.