FreePint Report - Next-Generation Competitive Intelligence Published
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By Catherine Dhanjal

Abstract

The FreePint Report: Next-Generation Competitive Intelligence has been published. This collates the FreePint articles and reviews on the topic of Competitive Intelligence (CI) and covers those included in the FreePint Topic Series: Next-Generation Competitive Intelligence.

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The FreePint Topic Series: Next Generation Competitive Intelligence has now concluded and this collection of FreePint articles on the topic of Competitive Intelligence (CI) covers those included in the Series.

The report includes full-text articles from experts in the field of competitive intelligence covering tools, projects, implementations and developments with topics ranging from the core skills required by CI professionals to new visualisation and presentation techniques and how to tap into in-house knowledge:

• Creative Sources of Competitive Intelligence
• Pharma Perspectives on CI Trends
• The Case for Systematic Primary Intelligence Tracking with Tangible ROI
• Turn Your Insights into Action with the Latest Tools for CI Communication
• Developing & Leveraging Your Primary Source Network for High Impact Competitive Intelligence
• Collecting, Assessing and Organising Data for Competitive Intelligence
• Q&A with Avention: New Name, New Application.

Reviews of CI tools are also covered, including:

• Avention
• Cipher Systems' Knowledge.Works
• Comintelli Knowledge XChanger
• Cortellis
• StrategyEye Digital Media.

Editor's Note

FreePint Subscribers can log in to read and share more in FreePint Report: Next-Generation Competitive Intelligence.

Although this Topic Series has ended, you can still register to request a free copy of the FreePint Report: Buyer's Guide on Next-Generation Competitive Intelligence which was published during the series.

Order your FreePint Subscription and gain access to the full archive of FreePint Articles and Reports, plus have the ability to share these resources with anyone else at your organisation.

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