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Integrating CI with Enterprise Information Management
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Integrating CI with Enterprise Information Management
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The Death of the CI Professional
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Thanks Babette.
I am interested and agree with Angelo that we will get more out of a full day. Keep me posted with the details.
Hi Lesley - Good point regarding travel freezes in companies. SCIP were hoping for a mid to late 2010 conference. Fingers crossed we are seeing some positive signs in the economy well before then (my glass is always half full).
-- Tristan
Arik – you comment “partner with many associated analytical disciplines” is spot on. This direction I see CI and EIM venturing is as a partnership where both disciplines complement each others capability, given the rise in available information and…
Hi Tristan,
Having never been to SCIP, I'd be interested in attending either an APAC version - or one in the States - but that would be dependant on there being more than a day and a half of conference. I, for one, would not be attracted to spendin…
This should be a rich discussion as there are many in CI who will rail against it being called an information science. I'm a bit more pragmatic; I view CI as intensifying its inter-disciplinary nature and therefore continues to find good reasons to…
Great topic Tristan - I would certainly make the effort to participate as well as we do in Europe. It's such a HUGE area though; I think Singapore might be a prime place central enough to most to justify the journey vis-a-vis Sydney, Jakarta, Japan,…
Recently I have spent some time discussing with some local organisations who have an Enterprise Information Management (EIM) practice whether they have integrated CI (or considering integrating CI) into their EIM function. The way I see it CI is as…
Hi Tristan,
Yes, this would be interesting and it would be more convenient too.
However SCIP traditionally has had very little relevance to practitioners like me. We found it US centric and not very useful. Like we did not see any major loss by no…
Hi All,
While I was at the SCIP conference this year I spoke with the SCIP leadership team about the potential to run a SCIP conference locally for APAC. The possibility is there depending of course on the number of attendees we would get and the c…
Hi All,
While I was at the SCIP conference this year I spoke with the SCIP leadership team about the potential to run a local SCIP conference in APAC. The possibility is there depending of course on the number of attendees we would get and the cost…
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- About Me:
- Tristan Sternson is the Managing Director of Infoready, an Information Management consulting firm specialising in Competitive Intelligence, Business Intelligence and Data Management. Infoready focus on people, process and technology to enable successful information management and effective Competitive and Business Intelligence in organisation.
Tristan has many years experience consulting in Information Management working with many large organisations across a broad range of industries. In prior roles has held senior positions with two of the largest global IT consulting firms.
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- http://www.infoready.com.au
- My Interest in Competitive Intelligence is:
- People, process, information and technology to enable successful information management and effective Competitive Intelligence in organisation.
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 6:05am on June 4, 2009,
Angelo Pratt said…
- Let me have your contact details Tristan so we can get together for a discussion.
Angelo
- At 5:05am on June 3, 2009,
Angelo Pratt said…
- Thanks for your introductory note Tristan. Where are you based?
Angelo
- At 6:42am on May 22, 2009,
Rob Duncan said… - Hi Tristan,
Sure, please go ahead and use the material. Good luck on your presentation! Cheers.. Rob
- At 7:15am on February 16, 2009,
Arik Johnson said…
- Looking forward to meeting you in Sydney, Tristan - next time, Melbourne!
- Arik
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Missed again, darn! Hope you enjoy the SCIP conference.
My pleasure.
Great links! Thanks.
http://knol.google.com/k/interviewing-and-elicitation-in-competitive-intelligence#
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The sad truth is that many rogue consultants do exist within the competitive intelligence community. They will lie, cheat, and steal to obtain infor…
Yes Stephen,
The dilemma in information collection:
Is casting wide net [ CWN } appropriate or the Kingfisher approach.
Joining random isolated dots and the ability to see the big picture.
I believe it is the ability to read the subtle emissions…
Tad Sir,
Ha..ha..ha.. LOL.
Client References! There are many ways to interpret this.
Sometimes we use it for branding, and sometimes because we want to show our competence.
We are like the Chef. We have our own signature, and nobody can replicat…
Don't worry, Vivek! None of us is suspicious to such a degree as to be paralyzed. However, none of us is simultaneously as gullible as Roger Prince, Sr. in the video ( http://fedcba.ning.com/video/client-lists ) quoted in one of my comments on Bonni…
Hi Vivek. Thanks for writing! It's the timeless dilemma - we (or our clients) need the information, but if we were 100% honest and transparent about EVERYTHING with a source we would never obtain it.
For the record, I'm not here to cast judgement o…
Way to have a good time last night! Thanks for coming to our dinner, all 37 of us! We sort of took over the upper level of the Meskerem and had a memorable experience together as we mopped up the Ethiopian cuisine with the spongy bread that replaces…
Stephen,
The wheels of Deception.
Just a little bit of humor:-
One type of Deception can be advocate competitive intelligence very strongly and fool the world into believing that we are holier than thou.
This way the world will believe that we a…
UAV is a machine with many intelligence gathering uses, isn't it ( http://fedcba.ning.com/xn/detail/2516803:Comment:9429 )? :-)
James,
Well, first I think referring to this as a "value analysis project" or surmising that the Value Analysis methodology is appropriate for this kind of question set isn't accurate. VA and it's counterpart, FAST, tend to be frameworks for NPD re…
I think we'll have a good 20 people tonight since Martha and her gang of 5 or so are also coming! remember the reservation is under "Ellen". I thought Intelligence Collaborative would be too long especially when they didn't even want to take my last…
Intelligence Collaborative Dinner at Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant
March 10, 2010 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm
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.
Check out the http://meskeremethiopianfood.c…
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