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Highlights

  • Competitive intelligence (CI) professionals are at a crossroads

  • Data and analytic tools have made it easier to parse through increasing volumes of data to provide timely, value-added analysis and insights; yet somehow these advanced tools have not resulted in greater traction with a key customer – the executive

  • This article addresses practical steps that the CI professionals can take to increase their visibility and effectiveness when working with senior executives

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Summary

Introduction

Competitive intelligence (CI) professionals are at a crossroads. Data and analytic tools have made it easier to parse through increasing volumes of data to provide timely, value-added analysis and insights; yet somehow these advanced tools have not resulted in greater traction with a key customer – the executive. This article addresses practical steps that the CI professionals can take to increase their visibility and effectiveness when working with senior executives

The challenge facing competitive intelligence professionals
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When meeting with executives
Use appropriate language
Tie to business results
Bring concepts to life
Ensure consistency and alignment
Recognise the differences
Pressure on CEOs
Pick and maintain a voice
Be a salesperson
Findings
Provide insights

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