Director, Fusion Consulting - business intelligence and strategy consultancy operating in China and Asia-Pacific. Active in the field of competitive intelligence, market intelligence and strategic advisory as a service provider in Europe and Asia since 1993.
We do know of independent consultants in Korea and Japan but these people are a key part of our IP and we guard them closely. Sorry! You could try these small companies instead: www.comvalue.co.jp (Japan) and www.ibipartners.com (Korea). They can provide reasonable value work.
I can chase up Hans for you. What was it you wanted to ask him? We are representing GIA in China - maybe I can help.
If you send your contact details to more@fusionc.com we will keep you up to date on Fusion news. It's quite likely we could use your services for CI work in China also, if you are open to sub-contracting?
Hi Pete, sorry to have taken a while. First off, i don't suppose you know of independent consultants for a small project (just 2-3 B2B interviews) in Japan/Korea do you?
On a different note, I have been waiting for a good while (close t a year now!) to hear back from Hans Hedin at the GIA. What's your thinking on the organisation? I know you are the main partner in Asia-Pacific. Would be interested to get you thoughts. Do you organise events in the region with the GIA at all?
If there are CI things on in China, I am a very willing participant!
Digimind has several job openings in the CI field and on the vendor side (sales, marketing).
More information may be found at http://www.digimind.com/cat/news/jobs
For more details contact me.
Walter,
I can answer this one. Ok, first "big data" players usually means HP, Oracle, SAP, IBM. These firms are extraordinarily good at handling structured data (ie numbers) in relational databases, but they don't deal well with unstructured data,…
Oh, they are doing CI, lots of it, but they call it other things, like Data mining e.g. They solve many of the same problems but from an engineering perspective
Klaus
I've been turning this one over and can't find a satisfactory explanation.
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Hey Eric,
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It was a shame we couldn´t meet in the GIA Summit in Amsterdam. I hope we have a chance to do it in the next one or in SCIP Rome.
Thank you for adding me as your friend.
Eliana.
We do know of independent consultants in Korea and Japan but these people are a key part of our IP and we guard them closely. Sorry! You could try these small companies instead: www.comvalue.co.jp (Japan) and www.ibipartners.com (Korea). They can provide reasonable value work.
I can chase up Hans for you. What was it you wanted to ask him? We are representing GIA in China - maybe I can help.
If you send your contact details to more@fusionc.com we will keep you up to date on Fusion news. It's quite likely we could use your services for CI work in China also, if you are open to sub-contracting?
On a different note, I have been waiting for a good while (close t a year now!) to hear back from Hans Hedin at the GIA. What's your thinking on the organisation? I know you are the main partner in Asia-Pacific. Would be interested to get you thoughts. Do you organise events in the region with the GIA at all?
If there are CI things on in China, I am a very willing participant!
Good to find you on here. Are you based in Shanghai? I'd love to find time to meet and compare notes.
All the best,
Laura