Many CI/MI professionals struggle to get their job done – given the high complexity and a heavy workload!
The good news is that there are many smart tools for supporting individuals to automate CI/MI routine jobs or for extending the number of tasks that individuals can handle.
In times of fake news and disinformation, fact checking is becoming increasingly important for competitive and market intelligence professionals. In this interview, Patrik von Glasow shows the most important guidelines.
In rapidly changing markets, the company's success is constantly under pressure. Ursula Teubert explains how creativity techniques can help to improve innovation.
The Institute for Competitive Intelligence strives for excellence in everything we do. This includes finding new and innovative formats for networking events for our online conferences. Since 2015, we’ve organized five on-site and four online unconference/bar-camp sessions. In 2021, we introduced a new online bar-camp format. In this article, I’ll outline the cornerstones for how to create an engaging and lively event that challenges the mindsets of the attendees and supports knowledge sharing in its best way.
Many CI/MI professionals struggle to get their job done – given the high complexity and a heavy workload!
The good news is that there are many smart tools for supporting individuals to automate MI/CI routine jobs or for extending the number of tasks that individuals can handle.
Next year we will be back with new sessions in a new conference journey and we need you to make it a success!
As part of our autumn conference on August 25, 2021, we had a very interesting panel discussion on critical thinking for strategic intelligence. Below you can find some of the best tips and tricks as well as book recommendations from our world-class experts in strategic intelligence.
Our interactive formats are unique ways to share new insights, work on real-life case studies and discuss hot CI/MI topics.
Spring conference - Recorded sessions available
Technology can make your intelligence work a whole lot easier - but is that enough?