A Quarterly Business Review (QBR) and an Executive Business Review (EBR) are two separate processes, although there can be similarities. QBRs are usually conducted quarterly, providing a comprehensive review of the company's performance over the past quarter. They involve examining sales figures, customer numbers, trends in critical business areas, and more. QBRs tend to focus on short-term goals rather than long-term ones. EBRs typically take place on an annual basis and involve a deeper analysis of the company’s operations. They may include evaluating financial statements, customer feedback surveys, market research data, employee morale surveys, competitor analysis reports, and more. EBRs are designed to provide both short-term and long-term insights into the company's overall performance.