Developing & Leveraging Your Primary Source Network for High Impact Competitive Intelligence
Jinfo Article
15th May 2014
Abstract
Marc Limacher identifies how to cultivate a network of internal and external primary sources for a competitive intelligence early warning system, how to foster a CI culture and how to leverage insights for maximum impact. He demonstrates how human intelligence can provide critical competitive advantage.
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