Core Viewpoint - The traditional strategic planning has become ineffective in the AI era, as companies need to adapt to rapid market changes using AI-driven insights and simulations instead of static reports [1][2]. Group 1: AI Era Cognitive Operating System - The AI era presents challenges where desires and outcomes often misalign, leading to issues stemming from cognitive limitations [5]. - A significant reason for investment failures is the cognitive limitations of entrepreneurs, who often oversimplify complex problems [6][10]. - Complex systems require understanding that multiple variables interact, and problems must be approached with a comprehensive view rather than simplistic solutions [7][9]. - Entrepreneurs must clarify their objectives, as failing to do so can lead to misguided efforts and ultimately business failure [11][12][13]. Group 2: Thinking Traps - Thinking traps contribute to failure logic, necessitating a shift in cognitive patterns to enhance decision-making [14]. - Point-based thinking leads to oversimplified conclusions, while linear thinking can result in reliance on past experiences without adapting to new contexts [21][22]. - Framework thinking can limit insights, as it often involves applying models without understanding their underlying logic [24][25]. - True system thinking transcends frameworks, focusing on the relationships and structures that drive outcomes [30][32]. Group 3: Future Business Compass - A business compass is proposed as a dynamic tool for navigating changing environments, contrasting with static maps that become obsolete [39]. - The business model framework includes four dimensions: unique customer value, unique capabilities, profitability model, and sustainability over time [42][44]. - Value systems focus on identifying and meeting customer needs, while capability systems emphasize the unique operational strengths of a business [46][50]. - The transaction system addresses revenue generation and cost management, while the growth system emphasizes sustainable business development [63][65]. Group 4: AI Empowered Strategy - AI is integral to modern business strategy formulation, enabling comprehensive industry research and competitive analysis [74][76]. - A case study of JOJO&FISH illustrates how AI can identify market opportunities and inform strategic positioning in the fishing apparel sector [79][80]. - The strategic process involves industry research, competitive analysis, capability assessment, market entry strategies, and market simulation using AI [90][95][102]. - AI-driven simulations allow for dynamic adjustments and risk management, enhancing the strategic planning process in uncertain environments [116][118].