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EXECUTIVE / SENIOR MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

The Fuld-Gilad-Herring Academy of Competitive Intelligence offers a number of programs aimed at introducing top management to the power of CI, and getting their buy-in for an organization-wide transformation from internal to external focus. Some examples include:


NEW! Industry Risk Management. Executives need a powerful method to identify, forecast and manage strategic risks faced by their organization. These risks, called industry or structural risks, emanate from changes to strategic industry drivers. The art of identifying the drivers and effectively monitoring them is the subject of Early Warning systems. Failing to manage these risks can result in partial or complete disintegration of the company's strategy. In recent years, top management at Citigroup, GE Capital, Visa, Shell, Astra-Zeneca, Pergo and others, have been using very sophisticated early warning programs to create a superior risk management capability. This is not a financial tool, nor an insurance policy. It is the most advanced use of intelligence in the strategy formation process to position companies in a defensible posture against a continually changing industry environment. For more on the theory of industry risk management, refer to Ben Gilad's article Industry Risk Management: CI's Next Step at www.academyci.com/ResourceCenter.

Externalizing Your Company’s Focus. Introduces the value of competitive intelligence and its application to the management of an organization under competitive pressure. Emphasis is placed on strategy formation and strategic risk management as well as proactive use of intelligence to identify competitors’ blinders.

Intelligence for Senior Management. Takes senior management through a comprehensive tour of what intelligence can do for their operations. Emphasis is threefold: 1) intelligence orientation - definitions, principles, and practices; 2) intelligence organization and operations; and 3) intelligence products produced by CI operations and the value they provide.

Proactive Intelligence. Presents newest theory in use of competitive intelligence to support proactive strategies to enter new markets, unseat market leaders, or fight larger rivals. Uses case studies from multinationals such as Honda, Cannon, and Federal Express.

Recognizing and Fighting Competitive Blindspots. Teaches the model of blindspots creation and framework for identifying your management’s blindspots. Gives executives tools, as well as a discipline, to examine long-held beliefs about the industry, customers, competitors’ capabilities and intentions and the company’s “conventional wisdom.”

The Moses Talk…the First True Intelligence System. Uses the biblical story of Moses and his 12 scouts to draw implications for the optimal CI organization today. Demonstrates how leading organizations and visionary leaders have used intelligence to win, citing examples from companies such as Motorola, IBM, Kellogg, and CPC International among others.

For more information our In-House programs, contact us at: U.S. (888)732-6812 or Outside U.S.(630) 983-5530 or via our online contact form

 


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