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Advanced Search techniques to Obtain Competitive and Market Intelligence

Next cohort: June 5, 2023 - (online attendance only) from 9am-4pm EST

This course's objective is to provide to analysts, managers and executives to master the toolkits that allow them to be more efficient when doing online research. They will learn to identify sources of information that answer their information needs, from research to business development or marketing.

Going Digital: Social Media as a Source of Customer Insight and Competitive Intelligence

Next cohort: September 14, 2023 (online attendance only) from 9am-3pm. EST

Is your Organization taking advantage of social media as a source of Competitive Intelligence? In this very practical and very interactive session, participants will discuss and demystify some of the opportunities offered by the social web as a source of Intelligence: How to best leverage social media to obtain information while doing research on companies or individuals? How can one mine the social web to obtain Customer Intelligence? Is it possible to trace and anticipate future competitors’ moves?

Advanced Analysis Techniques in Strategy

Next cohort: October 24-25, 2023 - Montreal, Canada from 9am-4pm. EST (in person attendance )

This course’s objective is to provide to analysts, managers and executives who now have to work remotely to master the key analysis techniques in strategy. At this time when companies are reviewing their strategic plans, it never has been so important to anticipate and understand where one’s industry is heading and capture strategic opportunities to grow. This is why this course will pay a particular attention to foresight and scenario techniques.

Strategic blindspots

Next cohort: Please contact us for the next dates. from 9am-4pm EST

Even the most sophisticated companies fail sometimes to pick up signals that the environment is about to change. When strategic decisions are largely driven by anecdotes, executive intuition, past experiences, companies run the risk of making decisions based on biased information and wrongly rejecting potential growth avenues and hence limiting growth opportunities.

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