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What is Competitive Intelligence? |
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Arik Johnson gives a definition of Competitive Intelligence. He also tries to answer to the following questions: what does it really consist in? How does competitive intelligence fit into the strategic planning process? How does CI intervene in a firm success? How do we measure the effectiveness of our own CI process?
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Decision making | Strategic intelligence | Strategic planning | Intelligence planning |
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The Case for Business Intelligence Assessments |
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A business intelligence assessment is a low-cost, actionable examination of the three areas critical to the implementation of any BI initiative: Business needs analysis, Organizational analysis, Technical/methodology analysis. In this article, Tom Burzinski discusses the following topics: When to conduct a BI assessment, Justifying a BI assessment, The assessment process, Asking the right questions, Outsourcing versus in-house assessments.
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Analysis & assessment | Intelligence planning |
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The Top 12 Priorities for Competitive Intelligence |
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This article by Arik Johnson for the Aurorawdc webzine, describes 12 priorities in rough order of levels of sophistication and relative importance to the average enterprise. While not intended to be comprehensive, this list does establish boundaries and territory by which the CI team can plan its future expansion of services and continuously increase value-added results for its internal customers.
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Methodology | Intelligence planning |
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Overcoming Resistance to Content Management. Reasons Why Web Team Members Might Not Want It |
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There are many reasons why a content management system (CMS) would be useful for your Web site, but there are also many reasons why people might not want it. If you can recognize the issues and reasons why people might not find CMS valuable, you can be prepared to address them. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of CMS as well as some of the objections people might have will help you create a strong case for implementing it in your organization.
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Organizational culture | Content management | Intelligence planning |
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KM Summer School 2003 – Papers available online |
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All papers submitted for the KM Summer School 2003 are available on the Knowledgeboard’s web site. Here are some titles : “Good Practices in Managing Knowledge”, “Knowledge Networks: A key element for university research and innovation process - A case study”, “Capitalizing Knowledge in Research Organizations through Quality Management”, “KM on Steady State? KM needs Action Research”, “How Might Models of Innovation Inform the Management of Knowledge?”
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Analysis & assessment | Intelligence planning | Knowledge management strategy |
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