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Started this discussion. Last reply by August Jackson Jul 2.
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I primarily use Google Reader. The ability to "star" items gives me a way to save things, the "share" function gives me an option to disseminate, comment and collaborate and since it lives in the cloud its available from any computer with a web br...
Totally agree. You need someone that likes to dig to the root cause of things. I think Monk would be an excellent CI/CA professional. You need to be a tad bit OCD to do this work. You have to be able to see the trends where others miss. Take 2+2 a...
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I have always had my favorite sites to scrape daily for information, but now that I am doing CA/CA full time I have increased my sources a hundred fold. Subscriptions were jamming the e-mail box,,,I thought if only I had a twitter feed for each so...
After leading a major capture for 4 years I think I picked up a few pointers on the value of Competitive Intelligence and Competitive Analysis. Obviously, the links between developing win themes, ghosting strategies and a PTW approach are the majo...
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- 22 Year Air Force Communications and Computer Officer Vet. Worked with Northrop Grumman since on systems engineering, to business development. Now working Competitive analysis and Competitive Intelligence
- My Interest in Competitive Intelligence is:
- This is a key part of my job. As a Senior Capture Manager I found CI crucial to developing the right win themes.
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After leading a major capture for 4 years I think I picked up a few pointers on the value of Competitive Intelligence and Competitive Analysis. Obviously, the links between developing win themes, ghosting strategies and a PTW approach are the major areas, but later when working a major proposal, I found that having good CI/CA on hand is extremely important. There is a NORAD/NORTHCOM saying "The time to exchange business cards is not at the start of a crisis". Well I would say the time to look up… Continue
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I used CTI in Process Design of chemical industry with CI-IC model http://herdyliow.wordpress.com/mon-poster/, if you have some experience please share, especially simulation tools
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Thank you August,
do you know where I can find the advantages for those regions who have developed CI or any information/example to read? because I wonder how can the CI can help for their success and how.
thank you very much
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Puji,
I know that in the US and Europe several national/regional/local economic development authorities have applied concepts from competitive intelligence to conduct gap analysis and strategic planning to position themselves for long-term succes...
Hi,
I have been reading all your posts trying to learn from all of you. I would like to ask you if the CI can be applied to a territory? to make a territory more competitive?. Where can I read about this or if someone has experience in this?
Than...
Yes, Pavol, but I'm afraid you've asked too provocative question. Most of us share here the stand which so clearly appears, for example, in dissertation already quoted by me ( http://competitiveintelligence.ning.com/xn/detail/2036441:Comment:24363...
Thanks Andrew. Looking forward to the learning input.
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Tad Sir,
We as CI professionals are under the wrong misconception that our CLIENT ie the Global organisation / MNC is like our girlfriend ie hopelessly devoted to us.
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Another question: Do the words "pup" and "mole" ( http://fedcba.ning.com/xn/detail/2516803:Comment:7311 ) appear also in CI jargon? :-)
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