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Boost Your Win/Loss Program with Answers to 5 Questions

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Last week, I gave a webinar for the Minnesota SCIP chapter entitled, Win/Loss Analysis: How to Capture and Keep the Business You Want. It was moderated by Michelle Winter of SCIP and Julie Johnson , Minnesota SCIP chapter leader. They also won’t give a Win/Loss interview for free. That is the essence of Win/Loss.

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Risk Management: Leveraging Intelligence for Better Decision-Making

SCIP

SCIP Insights Risk Management: Leveraging Intelligence for Better Decision-Making Risk management is a critical aspect of any business operation, particularly in the financial sector where uncertainty and volatility are constant challenges.

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How to Create a Competitive Analysis Template in 2023

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And with this competitive analysis template, the process is less time-consuming, and you may find ways to make it less expensive and more effective through advanced AI-based market research technology. According to SCIP, up to 40 percent of today’s Fortune 500 companies will be replaced in the near future by companies that don’t exist yet.

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Competitor Analysis Template & How-To Guide

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If you are not performing regular competitor analyses: You could be missing transformative opportunities or taking unnecessary losses. And that is what SCIP is saying when it tells us that 40% of the Fortune 500 will not survive the next 10 years, having been replaced by companies that don’t even exist today. You have to find out.

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Competitive Intel: A Complete Definition and Guide

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SCIP – Strategic & Competitive Intelligence Professionals – defines competitive intel as, “a discipline that enables organizations to reduce strategic risk and increase revenue opportunities by having a deep understanding of what has happened, what is happening, and what may happen in their operating environment.”