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Competitive Intel: A Complete Definition and Guide

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While competitors may be a nuisance, competition is an integral part of business. And the fuel for these leaps and strides is competitive intel, which influences business strategy. What is Competitive Intel? Competitive intel is basically an overarching understanding of your brand position in the market. What is it not?

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How CI can increase revenues

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Crayon/SCIP research has shown that 61% of organizations have seen a positive revenue impact from CI. Companies that effectively use tools like battlecards or win/loss see even greater returns.? best practices for CI to support sales, marketing, and go-to-market success, SCIP has 2 workshops planned. To give members?

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Strategy-Analytics Revolution

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"By approximating real-world behavior, mathematical modeling and simulation can be used to highlight important trade-offs and assumptions associated with various strategic choices , forecast market demand under different scenarios, and help managers understand and predict competitive responses or customer behaviors.". READ THE ARTICLE.

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Big Data & Digital Transformation

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SCIP research (based on the Prediction Markets methodology) shows that the impact of data and technology on CI and strategy will accelerate sharply over the next 3 years. Here are some recent resources from SCIP to support members on your journey to leverage data in a more strategic way.? high-ROI battlecard program ?that

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Challenges in Competitive Intelligence and Best Practices to overcome them

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Creating a competitive intelligence (CI) plan can be daunting, even for experienced CI professionals. In Crayon’s SCIP report, it was found that 95% of CI professionals struggled with at least one of the following areas –. Gathering all the competitive data you need on time. Centralizing and organizing competitive data.