Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant
Join us for dinner after SCIP at 7:30 PM in the charming Adams Morgan neighborhood. Meskerem is 0.8 miles from the SCIP Conference at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park.
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I like the concept of "innovative new ways of knowing." While there is a wide range of possible intelligence actions, many are based on environmental scanning or targeted data gathering which is often responded to with defensive and reactive plannin…
Systematic innovation expert working at Intel Corporation and through my own firm, Innomation, LLC. Executive Committee Member for the Altshuller Institute for TRIZ Studies.
The methods I use are based on a Russian process called The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). I have been studying and applying these processes to technical and business problems within Intel and for my clients including a hospital chain, a restaurant chain, and manufacturing firms to name a few. I see the real value of TRIZ to the CI community as its contribution to product advancements, patent circumvention (legal), and the ability to understand and apply the Trends of Engineering and the Trends of Business Evolution to an organization and speed the advancement of that organization towards its ideal natural evolutionary state. Further, I have used the Trends to predict how systems, processes, organizations and products will evolve and use that insight to develop systems that leap frog the competitor’s.
I hold a BS in Nuclear Engineering from Texas A&M University and a MBA in Finance from the University of New Mexico. Further, I hold a L3 certificate from the St Petersburg International TRIZ Association and will be applying for my L4 certificate within a few weeks. My wife Carole and I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico with our three sons: Dante, Roan, and Shane.
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Hello,
Not sure how many of you attended the show in D.C. but it would be interesting to get some feedback on the SCIP show. I will share my feedback once I hear your thoughts. It would be valuable to hear from both attendees and vendors.
Thanks…
It was so great to see some of you at the conference! I was disappointed that I would not be able to attend the WLC luncheon, but I did thoroughly enjoy the conference this year. Some of the break-out sessions were a bit crowded but there really was…
Thanks Nimalan! Actually, these tactics aren't limited to just CI professionals, nor are they really secrets. In fact, you can spot a lot of these conversational dynamics taking place in everyday life to some degree.
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You know Eric,
Perfect choice of choosing the name as Intelligence Collaborative.
It always is intelligence and it always will be intelligence that will be competitive.
Intelligence which is competitive = Competitive Intelligence
One day Eric, w…
The age old dilemma Eric,
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times; it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness; it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity; it was the season of Light, it was the season of D…
Nimalan,
I teach competitive intelligence.
How good I teach, perhaps you may like to ask my gladiators here:
1. Pradhuman Singh
2. Deepankar Kamboj
3. Nishant Wadhwani
4. Abhishek Pathak
5. Nikita Diwan
6. Arjun Gupta
7. Siddharth Bawa
8. Rishabh…
Thanks a ton Ellen. I will contact Mark Johnson. Sorry to have missed you too at SCIP but then there would be other opportunities..And SCIP was nice.. especially meeting all the people and the impromptu discussions in hallways, over drinks and durin…
Mark Johnson, who is a member of this CI Ning is a real whiz on the numbers, Nimlan. Sorry to miss you at SCIP! Sounds like you had a good time!
All the best,
Ellen