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"Six Days to Delivery" CI Case Study and Complete August Jackson Commentaries

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Valerie Shuman Interview for CI Case Study (Nailen Witt Group)

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About Me:: Tom Hawes is the Principal and Owner of JTHawes Consulting, LLC. Before starting his own consultancy, Tom spent 28 years in high technology businesses focused on defining, communicating and implementing business strategy and competitive intelligence. His passion is to “help smart people to think clearly” about their strategy challenges. Tom’s broad experience and analytical thinking are tuned to helping people to make large contributions. Nothing is more satisfying than seeing someone make a breakthrough in resolving a strategy problem. Tom’s gift is that he can listen to, advise and train people to be successful in methods that they come to own. Hence, the individuals are enriched and their company profits.

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My Interest in Competitive Intelligence is:: I consult in Business and Competitive Strategy with a specific focus on mid-sized, high technology companies. My key interest is helping people get past what stumps them so that they can be successful personally and professionally.

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Competitive Intelligence: Check Your Sparkplugs (or 10 signs of impending failure)

Posted on June 30, 2009 at 3:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

I was eighteen years old, fiercely independent and ready to go to college. We were living in Wyoming at the time and the college was in Florida. The long road trip ahead of me was the first one that I had ever undertaken by myself. I would have to make all the preparations beforehand, all of the decisions along the way and, of course, I was responsible for how I performed in school.