• SCIP Wisconsin Chapter Presents: Creating the Roadmap to World-Class Competitive Intelligence Programs
  July 29, 2010
  Learn how Judy Leavitt (Market Research Manager at Rockwell Collins, Inc.) and Jan Herring (President of Herring and Associates LLC and world-renowned competitive intelligence educator and consultant) developed the Herring-Leavitt World-Class CI Program Roadmap.
• Starting and Managing a CI Function
  September 28 - 29, 2010
  This two day course is designed to help attendees learn how to develop and implement a CI function that avoids generating more nice-to-know information, and instead helps participants envision, develop, staff, resource, maintain, and, most importantly, benefit from, a CI function that offers true decision-support and insights with the active participation of company decision-makers.

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• Google, CIA invest in Future of web monitoring
  The investment arms of the CIA and Google are both backing a company that monitors the web in real time - and says it uses that information to predict the future. More >
• How to win an argument without words
  Consciously use nonverbal gestures to support arguments. More >
• It's (always) too soon to know for sure
  You are always going to have to make decisions on less than perfect information. More >
• Competitive intelligence and street lighting
  The success of the competitive intelligence system in a company depends crucially on the participation of its employees. More >
• Putting Europe back on track
  The eighth European Business Summit and a research report conducted by INSEAD, Accenture and the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium, with funding from Sun and Microsoft. More >
• Walking the line of competitive intelligence
  A big part of running a business is gathering competitive intelligence on what other companies in your industry are doing. More >
• Competitive intelligence: the strategic edge for corporate Asia
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• Lost in translation
  Differences between languages have profound consequences for how their speakers understand events. More >
• Research vs Intelligence part 1
  How do you separate the "need to know" from the "nice to know?" More >
• Business model innovation and competitive imitation
  Issues of competing through new business model design become more important given the increasing number of opportunities for business model configurations enabled by technological progress, new customer preferences, and deregulation. More >