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CI 101 Intelligence Sources & Collection Techniques
Evening Social Networking: Best-in-Class CI Techniques (Eve)
CI 202 Competitive Benchmarking
Evening Ethical Boundaries (Eve)
CI 301 Competitive Blindspots
Evening Communicating CI to Sr. Management (Eve)
CI 302 Cross-Competitor Analysis
Evening CI: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Eve)
CI 303 Creating and Running a World Class Intelligence Operation
CI 401 War Gaming (Theory & Practice) 2 Days
CI 402 Value Chain Analysis
CI 403 Anticipating Disruptions – Scenario Analysis Tools and Techniques
Evening Profit Pool Analysis (Eve)

Cross-Competitor Analysis

Core Certification Course CI 302

Simplify predictions of competitors’ moves and countermoves when multiple rivals are involved.

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FACULTY: GILAD 0.7 CEU CREDIT

Brussels: March 22, Boston: June 14, October 18

The goal of this high level course is to enable you to simplify predictions of competitors’ moves and countermoves when multiple competitors are involved. You will learn how to:

  • Refine your understanding of competitors’ behavior when there are several significant competitors
  • Use strategic mapping – a tool no intelligence analyst should do without and no executive should overlook
  • Analyze paradigm shifts in industries undergoing rapid change or transition
  • Test your ability to make predictions about industries and competitors based on assumptions and minimal data
  • Discover nuances and complexities of analyzing divisions and subsidiaries of holding companies and large diversified parent companies
  • Use analytical frameworks, such as demand analysis, life cycle analysis, and portfolio analysis in evaluating competitors, customers and partners
Problem Sets
All ACI programs teach students how to overcome the most challenging competitive intelligence issues. See samples of the problem sets for this course such as:

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