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New Episode of the CI Podcast: Ellen Naylor on Cooperative Intelligence
I'm happy to announce that a new episode of the Competitive Intelligence Podcast: Ellen Naylor on Cooperative Intelligence.
Ellen introduces us to the concept of Cooperative Intelligence. She shares anecdotes from her experience as both a practitioner of CI at C&P and Bell Atlantic in the 1980s and early 1990s as well as her experience as a CI consultant. Ellen's experience illustrate the importance of generosity, patience, listening and clear communications to the success of CI programs and professionals.
You can listen to the podcast directly on the CI Podcast web site at http://www.cipodcast.com.
You can also download the MP3 file to listen at your leisure on your computer or MP3 player. You can also subscribe to the Competitive Intelligence Podcast to download new episodes automatically in Apple's iTunes, your RSS feed reader or any other "podcatcher" software.
Ellen introduces us to the concept of Cooperative Intelligence. She shares anecdotes from her experience as both a practitioner of CI at C&P and Bell Atlantic in the 1980s and early 1990s as well as her experience as a CI consultant. Ellen's experience illustrate the importance of generosity, patience, listening and clear communications to the success of CI programs and professionals.
You can listen to the podcast directly on the CI Podcast web site at http://www.cipodcast.com.
You can also download the MP3 file to listen at your leisure on your computer or MP3 player. You can also subscribe to the Competitive Intelligence Podcast to download new episodes automatically in Apple's iTunes, your RSS feed reader or any other "podcatcher" software.
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Very good, and congratulations to you both for taking the time out to complete it. Just goes to show there is room for us all as well as insights into breaking the value barrier with sales. Thanks very much indeed and featured through a link on the UK Competitive Intelligence Forum website, www.ukcif.co.uk
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