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By: Edited by Dale Fehringer and Bonnie Hohhof
In 1997, the Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) and The Conference Board's Council on Competitive Analysis published "Navigating through the Gray Zone" as a collection of corporate codes of conduct and ethical guidelines. That publication stemmed from passage of the Economic Espionage Act (EEA) by the U.S. Congress in October 1996. This publication builds upon that earlier title and, printing completely new content, attempts to help clarify what CI practitioners should do to ensure that they and others in their organizations follow legal and ethical practices when conducting competitive intelligence. It includes recommendations and guidelines by experienced members of the CI community. Section 1: Navigational ToolsThe Economic Espionage Act: Why the rules have not changed - understanding the legal aspects of competitive intelligence. Richard Horowitz The Legal Perils of Misrepresentation, Craig Ehrlich Does Your CI Ethics Program Meet the "Seven Standards?" Richard J. DeLotto Using Guidelines to Conduct Ethical Competitive Intelligence. Arik Johnson Section 2: Developing and Implementing an Ethics Policy Benefits of an Ethics Policy. John J. McGonagle and Carolyn M. Vella Developing Ethical Guidelines: Getting Started. Jan Herring Putting an Ethics Policy in Place. Tim Kindler Implementing an Effective Ethics Policy. Kirk W.M. Tyson Section 3: Conducting CI in the Gray Zone How Far Can Primary Research Go? Arthur Weiss When to Say NO! John J. McGonagle and Kirk W.M. Tyson The Ethics of Analysis. Ken Sawka Ethics and Client Identification. John J. McGonagle and Carolyn M. Vella Section 4: Research and Case Studies Cultural Effects on Legal and Ethical Competitive Intelligence. Leonard M. Fuld The Profitability of Ethics. Steve Jensen Case Studies in the Gray Zone. Clifford Kalb Competitive Intelligence and Ethics: Either You Have It or You Don't. John Prescott The role of ethics in competitive intelligence. Bonnie Hohhof Part 2: Competitive Intelligence Ethics Policies Introduction. Bonnie Hohhof SCIP Code of Ethics for CI Professionals Practitioner Corporate Codes of Conduct Company A - Guidelines for Competitive Intelligence Company B - Competitive Intelligence Research Guidelines Company C - Guidelines for Collecting Competitive Information Company D - CI Code of Ethics ‘Pocket Card' Company E - Competitive Intelligence Code of Conduct Company F - Competitive Intelligence Policy Company G - Legal and Ethical Guidelines for Collecting Competitive Information Company H - Competitive Intelligence Ethics Policy Company I - Competition Policy and Guidelines Procter & Gamble - Policy for Collecting Competitive Information
Competitive Intelligence Consultants Codes of Ethics Aurora WDC - Code of Ethics Cipher Systems LLC - Confidentiality Guidelines/ Code of Ethics Clew LLC - Am Important Note Regarding Ethics and Primary Research Company J - Code of Ethics: Responsibilities of the Company Fletcher CSI - Code of Ethics Fuld and Company - Just the Facts: Ethical Policies for Employees and Contractors The Helicon Group: -- Legal and Ethical Policies IBIS Research, Inc Primary Intelligence - Code of Ethics Proactive Worldwide, Inc. - Guidelines for Gathering Competitive Intelligence SIS International Research - Code of Ethics for Business and Competitive Intelligence Products TW Powell Co. - Rules of Engagement |
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