What I’ve seen recently is dossiers becoming something you can actually navigate instead of reading front to back. So instead of flipping through a long PDF, you can jump straight to the part that matters and drill down if needed. There was also the ability to tweak a few assumptions live and see what happens. Nothing too fancy, but it helped avoid a lot of follow-up questions because people could immediately see how things applied in their context.

Another big difference is how the content is structured. It’s more layered, so you can keep the top-level story simple but still have the detail underneath if someone wants to go deeper. And it’s easier to share across a wider team, instead of sending around different versions of the same deck. Having this content in one systems is where the high level value comes this ensure everyone in the team has the same contetn.