I know a lot of us are Twittering (or experimenting with it) of late.
Part of the value of Twittering is helping to know what members of this forum are busy with or seeing in their fields of work or markets. I know I'd love to know more about what you all do.
If you're on Twitter now, just add your name below as a comment and over time I'm sure we'll have a very robust community on there. I'll attempt to aggregate this list every month or so.
I can be found on Twitter at MarcyJR, but it's much easier now with the new People search function.
I'd be interested in knowing how well people are streaming it into their blackberries, IMs, etc. I track some individuals for projects, and their output is so intense that I am reluctant to divert the Twitterflow to any other platforms, it would be overwhelming.
One option is to subscribe to the RSS feed for the people you want to follow in your RSS reader. I also use http://search.twitter.com to set up some keyword searches in Twitter and include the RSS feeds for those searches in my RSS reader as well.
Thank you Tadeusz for your answer. I understand that there are especially ethical boundaries between these two professions. CI professionals are emphasizing to any stakeholders their strict adherence to laws and CI code of ethics (esp. that of SCI...
Let me put a question to your question: Do CI Professionals rummage through underclothes like Detectives ( http://fedcba.ning.com/video/peril-at-end-house )? I dare suppose CI Professionals don't. ;-)
Have we all been here? Given today's competitive climate and a series of changes in management later, we have to go in there and either 'drink from the fire hose' or 'painfully tease' the need from those colleagues who have mandates to make decisi...
Great! I recognise some familiar faces in there. Congratulations to all involved, Jens and other hard working colleagues within the Swiss Competitive Intelligence Alliance, Kurt and friends. Something to aim for in the UK