Getting In-Depth Competitive Intelligence on Private Companies
April 30, 1:00pm EDT.
Sponsored by: Special Libraries Association (SLA)
More often than not disruptive innovations are born behind the walls of
privately held companies. Given this how do you crack the code on these
companies strategies? Additionally, how do you obtain some degree of
early warning about how successful these companies might be in the
future?
During this talk you’ll learn about a wide range of
open source intelligence (OSINT) and human intelligence techniques
(HUMINT) that you can use to answer the above questions.
OSINT Assets – what can you learn from the web that’s meaningful and
what can be aggregated to produce greater insight
HUMINT Assets – who should you talk to and how do you get a hold of them effectively.
Benchmarking – how to acquire or interact with competitor products and services in a meaningful way
We’ll
also close with a discussion of the ethical considerations companies
face when conducting private company research as well as what is
typically in and out of bounds when conducting private company oriented
research efforts.
Finally all attendees will receive a copy of
one of Cascade Insights’ Framework Fight Club Handbooks. Each handbook
provides a wealth of competitive intelligence frameworks that you can
use to synthesize the intelligence you’ve collected.
Presented by Sean Campbell, Cascade Insights
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While HP ultimately dropped the suit, and Oracle promised in the out-of-court settlement that Hurd would agree to protect HP’s secrets, it’s unlikely that he will somehow wall off the part of his brain that is familiar with his former employer. competitive intelligence research
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