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Chapter 10

The Intelligence Loss Event

What leaves when a senior person goes

Every business has experienced an intelligence loss event. Most have never named it. It happens when a senior person leaves. Not the role — the intelligence. The operational judgment built over years that was never documented. The strategic context behind decisions that shaped the company direction. The relationship architecture that existed entirely in one person's memory. The organisation does not recognise the loss immediately. The new person is capable. The handover was thorough. The transition was managed. Three months later, a decision gets made that the person who left would have known was wrong. A distributor relationship starts to degrade. A pricing decision gets made without the context that justified the previous approach. The intelligence loss is invisible until its consequences appear — and by then the recovery cost is significantly higher than the capture cost would have been. Intelligence continuity is not the same as succession planning. Succession planning addresses the role. Intelligence continuity addresses what the person in that role knew — and ensures that knowledge is available to whoever comes next. This is the problem Legacy™ was designed to solve.

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