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7 Top Competitive Intelligence Blogs Read in 2016

Cooperative Intelligence Blog

Templates for Win/Loss Analysis – The Win Loss request I get asked the most often is, “Can you share your Win Loss templates?” I break down Win Loss analysis questions into 4 buckets: relationship health, company reputation, product/service attributes, and servicing issues. Receive our 6-page Win/Loss Cheat Sheets.

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How You Can Become a Conversation Rockstar

Cooperative Intelligence Blog

As a primary research expert, I am always looking to for ways to motivate others to share. While the book focuses on closing sales deals, the same tactics will work to promote sharing when conducting competitive intelligence collection or win/loss interviews. Words/phrases to use: think, learn, process, understand, learn. “So

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Contify Partners with Fletcher/CSI to Present a Webinar on Optimizing Market Insights & Competitive Intelligence through Integrated Primary & Secondary Research

Contify

This requires that organizations make decisions that are informed by secondary data, and targeted primary research. This webinar will provide guidance to help business professionals unlock growth through an asymmetric ‘Primary + Secondary’ intelligence advantage.

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Improving Time to Decision with Expert Insights

Alpha Sense BI

For analysts and fund managers, slow decisions can result in missed investment opportunities and other losses that negatively impact a fund’s profitability. Centralized and process-driven primary research can lead to confident and rapid decision making as follows: 1.

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Improve Your CI Skill: Read Competitive Intelligence Rescue

Ellennaylor

Learn how to diagnose what needs to be fixed in your competitive intelligence program by reading Competitive Intelligence Rescue. Adding primary research capabilities. A must read for any CI professional or manager who wants to learn a process to improve some aspect of their competitive intelligence program.