LISA

LISA is Conducttr's AI chatbot that turns your scenario idea into a master events list (MEL). It's exported from AxS and imported into the Scenario Editor.

The more specific you can be with LISA the better results you will get. Hence, copying a news article is handy as it has a lot of detail about time, location, incidents, etc. and prevents you typing

Benefit

• LISA dramatically reduces the time it takes to create an exercise

• LISA helps to overcome the creative barrier

• Quickly transforms a storyline into a MEL using a ISO 22398 structure

Features

• uses plain English text input

• allows modification before exporting by talking to her

• creates a 3-act MEL

Talking to LISA

LISA will ask for additional information and confirmation if you don't provide enough detail. She does this to ensure the best results.

You can communicate with LISA in any language, and she will generate the exercise in your preferred language.

Step 1 - Have the conversation

In the example below she's asking about the player role. This is because although I've given details of a flood in Slovenia, the exercise would be quite different if played by a bank in Slovenia vs a local authority.

If you ask LISA to use certain personas in your exercise, or if the context provided includes key personas (such as those mentioned in an article), she will use them to create the exercise personas.

I added details and now she lists what she has, asking for confirmation

Step 2 - Confirm and export

Once details such as the key stakeholders are confirmed, LISA will generate injects with real content that you can import directly into the Scenario Editor.

Step 3 - Review the CSV file

Just like an intern, LISA doesn't always get it right first time. If she makes a mistake, go back to the chat and correct her, then ask her to export again.

Open the exported file in Excel and check all looks good. LISA will remember the chat thread, so if you would like to make some changes she will still maintain the same personas as the previous ones.

Once you are happy with it, import the file into the Scenario Editor.

Step 4 - Import MEL into the Editor