Internal narratives reflect the performance on operations. When issues with internal narratives are not timely discovered, it can negatively impact the quality of the work force, products, services, share price, profit and revenue. Often, managers resort to skip-level meetings and one-on-one meetings to seek alignment of information, uncover concerns, obstacles, and new insights. Documentations on progress of projects such as progress reports and status reports are parts of the internal narratives that show the quantitative and qualitative aspect of business operation. Timely cognition of internal and external narratives is vital for business to stay competitive.