The intelligence industry towards 2015 is heading to more sophistication, integration to business processes, impact to decision making, and visibility. This GIA White Paper looks into the trends and anticipated developments of the industry to help companies develop their MI programs accordingly. The findings are based on an MI trends survey conducted by GIA among 146 executives and intelligence professionals globally during May 2010.
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MI Trends 2015 – The Future of Market Intelligence
1. Global Market Intelligence Trends 2015 Webinar presentation June 23, 2010 The White Paper will be available for free downloading at www.globalintelligence.com after the webinar session.
7. MI TOOLS 2015 MI Tools = The technology tools and techniques used in the intelligence process - page CONCLUSION RSS feeds to deskrop, free news aggregation and video webcasts are the prefferred modes for receiving information.
11. MI SCOPE 2015 MI Scope = The topics and timeframe of the intelligence program - page CONCLUSION China , Asia Pacific and Latin America will be the most interesting regions from a geographical perspective.
12. MI SCOPE 2015 MI Scope = The topics and timeframe of the intelligence program - page CONCLUSION Customers, end users and competitors will be the forces driving marketplace change up to 2015.
15. MI DELIVERABLES 2015 MI Deliverables = The concrete output of the intelligence process: Signals, reports, analyses, presentations etc. - page CONCLUSION Dialogue and discussions between people is the MI deliverable that will have the largest increase.
16. MI DELIVERABLES 2015 MI Deliverables = The concrete output of the intelligence process: Signals, reports, analyses, presentations etc. - page CONCLUSION More sophistication of analytical output to be extepcted. Increased future orientation, analytical depth as well as just-in-time reporting will increase the demands of the MI capability.
24. MI ORGANIZATION 2015 MI Organization = The internal personnel and external network of partners that together make the intelligence process happen - page CONCLUSION The trend iseems to be that MI activities will be increasingly centralized up to 2015...but...
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Victor: A warm welcome to this launch webinar of our newest Global Intelligence Alliance White Paper: How to Develop a World-Class MI Function . True to the international composition of our audience and indeed, the global nature of market intelligence, we would like to wish everyone a good morning, good afternoon and good evening as the case may be for each one of you joining us today. Victor: Before, we delve any further, a reminder to everyone that the White Paper is available for downloading at our website, www.globalintelligence.com after the webinar session.