How to Start Using Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs) on a Budget
summary
Claims a workable PIR program on a shoestring budget in 90 days using three phases: day 1–30 project setup, day 31–60 single stakeholder run-through, day 61–90 iterate and scale. Uses free tools: Google Calendar time-blocking for cost tracking, Zoom/Meet recordings + Word transcription, a simple spreadsheet tracker and an email scheduling template, and a local LLM (LM Studio) to process transcripts offline. Provides a one-slide business-case, Intel 471 workbook and a 15-step checklist so the process is cheap, repeatable and credibility-preserving.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00PIRs and budget constraints
- 3:27Setting up PIR collection
- 15:50Running PIR with one stakeholder
- 23:36Iterating and scaling PIR process
- 25:24Q&A
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