As a result of the recession into which the global economy slipped in 2008, budgets have been cut in most corporate functions, with intelligence activities being no exception. Yet simultaneous with the thinning resources, demand for high quality market information has probably never been as pressing as during the previous year. This paradox largely defines the spirit of the responses to GIA’s Global Market Intelligence Survey 2009, conducted on six continents during August and September 2009.
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This document contains excerpts from GIA’s “Global Market
Intelligence Survey 2009” White Paper. For the free white paper,
please visit www.globalintelligence.com or email
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Included here:
• Introduction and key findings
• High-quality market information supports decisive strategies
Not available here:
• Comparing regional results
• Integrating Market Intelligence with business processes
• The future of Market Intelligence
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3. Introduction to the Global Market
Intelligence Survey 2009
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4. Global Market Intelligence Survey 2009
Existence of systematic MI activities
Purpose of the study
• To understand the present state of MI on 800 724
a global level 700
600
• To understand differences in MI across 500
457
regions and industries 400
267
300
• To move forward on the previous Global 200
Market Intelligence studies conducted in 100
0
2005, 2007 and 2008
No Yes Grand Total
Scope
• 724 responses in total, with 457 Geographical spread of responses
341
organizations having an MI operation in
place
• The survey was conducted as a web
questionnaire during August-September 110 101 79
47
2009 by GIA Member companies 27 17 2
• Target companies included both large
Western Latin North Northern Asia Africa & Central & Other
global organizations and smaller, Europe America America Europe Pacific Middle Eastern
regionally operating companies East Europe
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7. Key findings of the survey
• Opportunities and threats put • Organized MI increases self-
pressure on high-quality market confidence and accelerates
information decision-making
• The recession does a favor to many • 94% of companies
intelligence operations – so long as sometimes make key
not everything is put on hold decisions without the
• The survey results suggest that the support of Market
MI headcount at least hasn’t Intelligence
decreased, rather it may even • There are typically 1-2
have increased a little organizational layers
• MI budgets have been reduced, between the head of MI and
which was also evident in the open CEO
comments from the respondents
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8. Key findings of the survey, cont.
• Soft benefits of MI speak of fruitful
investments and satisfied users, further
efforts to be directed at improving time and
cost savings
• Towards increasingly concrete MI: Companies
aim at linking market information more
tightly with business processes
• Almost all surveyed companies expect the
investment in MI rather increase than
decrease over the next 2 years
• Current MI efforts focus on the short run, but
the long term should not be forgotten
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10. Current global opportunities and threats drive
the need for market intelligence
Perceived opportunities in own Perceived threats in own industry over
industry over the next 2 years the next 2 years
M&A Price erosion
Market share gains Overcapacity
Expanding into new markets geographically New competitors entering the market
or product-wise
Finding innovative business models Emerging business models
Spotting new demand for products and Consolidation or fragmentation of the
services that the market shakeout creates value chain
Generating new partnerships Limited understanding of the current
trends
Speedy decision-making Slow decision-making
Changing customer behavior
Strengthening role of government www.globalintelligence.com - page 10
11. MI and decision-making +4 %-points compared to 2008
45 % 42 % 42 %
40 %
• “How efficient do you 35 %
30 %
consider executive decision- 25 %
20 %
making to be in your 15 %
10 % 7% 8%
1%
company?” 5%
0%
40 %
34 %
35 %
29 % 29 %
30 %
25 %
20 %
15 % • Only 6% of respondents
10 % 6% say the MI is being
5% 2% used in ALL key
0%
Utilized in Utilized in Utilized in Utilized in Not utilized
decisions
all key most key many key some key in key
decisions decisions decisions decisions decisions
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12. Organized Market Intelligence saves time and
effort and increases self-confidence
• Ease of finding information to
support business decisions in
companies with or without
organized Market Intelligence
100% 4% 100%
90% Not typically 20 % Not typically
14 % 90%
available available
80% 80%
70% 70%
It’s available 28 % It’s available
60% after a long 60%
50% after a long
67 % delay 50%
delay
40% It’s available 40%
30% after a short 30% 45 % It’s available
20% after a short
delay 20%
delay
10% 15 % It’s available as 10%
0% and when 0% 7% It’s available as
needed and when
MI non-MI needed
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13. • Soft benefits of MI speak of
fruitful investments and
satisfied users, further
Perceived benefits of MI efforts to be directed at
improving time and cost
savings
100%
90% 20 % 26 %
80% 39 % 42 % 49 % 57 % 58 %
70% 64 %
60% 72 %
50%
40% 80 % 74 %
30% 61 % 58 % 51 % 43 % 42 %
20% 36 %
10% 28 %
0% NO
YES
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