You still decide what is relevant, what is repeated coverage, and what matters clinically.
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FORESIGHT REPORTS
Build a decision brief, not another search result.
Use Reports when medtech research needs to support a meeting, diligence question, outreach decision, or client conversation. Foresight narrows the evidence first, connects what changed over time, and keeps observed facts separate from clinical and adoption interpretation.
General AI can browse and synthesize. It does not by default maintain your Foresight watch state, longitudinal medtech evidence history, frozen report snapshots, or CPI review workflow.
Medtech-specific relevance gating, source provenance, persistent monitoring, connected trends, uncertainty, and the CPI clinical-adoption lens.
STEP 1 · CHOOSE THE REPORT TYPE
Start with the decision you are trying to support.
The two report paths use the same Foresight evidence system, but they answer different questions. Pick the one that matches the job.
COMPANY + COMPARISON
Company decision brief
Use this when the question is about one company or a head-to-head comparison.
Good use casesDiligence, BD preparation, founder research, outreach preparation, competitor comparison.
Example“What is new with Surgical Science?” or “Surgical Science vs. Inovus.”
You getFrozen company evidence, activity by decision area, gaps, adoption lens, watchpoints, sharing, and PDF export.
Best for company-specific questionsOpen company reports →
SELECTED · MARKET + TECHNOLOGYExecutive intelligence report
Use this when the question is about a category, technology, product class, or strategic theme.
Good use casesMarket scans, category strategy, competitive movement, client primers, technology monitoring.
Example“What is changing in surgical robotics?” or “How is AI moving into intraoperative imaging?”
You getExecutive takeaway, observed shifts, strategic implications, adoption lens, uncertainty, watchpoints, and evidence appendix.
Best for broader strategic questionsYou are here
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU BUILD
Foresight does the research work in this order.
You define the decision. Foresight handles evidence retrieval, filtering, connection, interpretation, and packaging.
01Scope the question
You choose the company, market, technology, or comparison and the decision you need to make.
02Retrieve evidence
Foresight pulls the latest indexed medtech evidence connected to that exact scope.
03Gate relevance
Weak, duplicate, and tangential matches are removed before the narrative is written.
04Connect the picture
Companies, products, regulatory events, trials, publications, and trends are linked over time.
05Interpret the implications
Observed facts stay separate from strategic inference and the automated CPI clinical-adoption lens.
06Freeze + package
The finished report is a stable source-linked snapshot with uncertainty, watchpoints, sharing, and export.
STEP 2 · DEFINE THE QUESTION
Tell Foresight exactly what you need to understand.
This market + technology path is for broader strategic questions. Foresight uses your topic and lens to narrow the evidence before it writes the report.
Use this path when
You need a category, technology, product-class, or strategic-theme read rather than research on one specific company.
Example questions
“What is changing in surgical robotics?” · “Where is AI moving into the intraoperative workflow?”
What do you need to understand?Market, technology, product class, competitor set, or strategic topic
Try an example:
Step 3 · Choose the decision lensThe evidence pool stays source-linked. The lens tells the synthesis what to prioritize.
THE REPORT WILL ANSWER THESE SIX QUESTIONS
What changed?Observed evidence only
Why now?Materiality and movement
Why it matters?Strategic implication
Can it adopt?Workflow + implementation
What is uncertain?Evidence gaps and caution
What next?Signals that change the read
STEP 4 · BUILD THE EVIDENCE READYou are building: surgical robotics · Market movement
Best suited for category strategy and market scans. Output includes the executive brief, uncertainty, watchpoints, source appendix, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, and evidence data.
Automated synthesis. It is not labeled CPI Reviewed unless a human CPI reviewer separately approves it.