The Intelligence Collaborative

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Comment by Ellen Naylor 1 day ago

Great idea, Andrew! What about SKYPE?

Comment by Arik Johnson 1 day ago

Great Andrew - looking forward to seeing what results ;-)

Comment by Eric Garland 1 day ago

Fantastic - that's the point of this umbrella concept, to connect more people in more places with a variety of events in the concept of intelligence. I can't wait to see what you've come up with.

Comment by Andrew Beurschgens 1 day ago

Thinking of placing the outcome from our UK panel event on 9/3 into this group and on Ning to get people to add their comments after the event and add to the anticipated rich tapestry of comment being generated given the calibre of audience, panel compeer and panelists, me excluded. What do people think?

Comment by Eric Garland on October 5, 2009 at 7:08am

Comment by Eric Garland on October 2, 2009 at 7:38am

Just lining up final details with the venue and our sponsors for the very first Intelligence Collaborative meeting here in Washington. We're expecting around 75 - 100 attendees to join us in Adams Morgan, Washington DC. It should be quiet a blast. More details to follow shortly.

Comment by Sandra Kelly on September 18, 2009 at 1:24am

My opinion: we should share anything that is not proprietary and that we know may be useful to others. Probably it will usually be in response to a question, but sometimes I get really excited when I find something elusive and I might just want to tell someone! I think the emphasis on raising the visibility and credibility of the profession is right on, and I think one of the best ways to do that is to collaborate and share -- it will make us all stronger. Maybe we have a best practice question once a month or something. An online community of practice. Leave the competition aside -- what determines how much business you get is not based on how many sources you have, but how creative you are in using them, and what kind of customer service and value for the money you provide. I just don't believe there are any bad consequences to sharing knowledge -- ever.

Comment by Jan Van Loo on September 17, 2009 at 3:41am

Collaboration : nice; big potential. I join the game. Is it the idea to share intelligence techniques (how to.. ) or also to share content ('I can't find xyz, anybody can tell me where to look?').

Comment by Chris Hote on September 15, 2009 at 1:54pm

Hi Eric, Where is your French version of this essay?

Comment by Chris Hote on September 15, 2009 at 1:46pm

Hi Arik, Indeed just started to tweet from #pharmaci. more to follow.

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