Business Meetings based on Military Briefing.

Hello, I'm a veteran and I have been structuring my meetings with this format, hope it helps: Here's how a business meeting can be structured, drawing analogies from a military briefing.

Structure of a Business Briefing

Introduction
Main Body
Conclusion

Common Business Terminology and Tools

Business Plan/Project Plan: Analogous to OPORD (Operations Order). Document detailing the strategy for a specific business initiative.
Change Order: Analogous to FRAGO (Fragmentary Order). Modification to an existing plan.
Status Report: Analogous to SITREP (Situation Report). Report on the current status of the project.
Business Policies: Analogous to ROE (Rules of Engagement). Directives defining the operational guidelines.
Strategic Options: Analogous to COA (Course of Action). Different strategies or plans for achieving business objectives.
Task Assignment: Analogous to ATO (Air Tasking Order). Document that details tasks assigned to team members.
Standard Procedures: Analogous to TTP (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures). Established methods for accomplishing tasks.
Operations Center: Analogous to TOC (Tactical Operations Center). Command post for business operations.
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP): Established procedures for routine operations.
Protective Measures: Analogous to MOPP (Mission-Oriented Protective Posture). Levels of precautionary measures for business continuity and risk management.

Typical Agenda