All Events Insights Press Releases Insights September 15, 2020HOW TO MAKE INFORMATION INTELLIGIBLE: A DEBATEArticle about how to make information intelligible written by Luis Madureira, Founder of ÜBERBRANDS and Ingemar Svensson, Senior Advisor at Comintelli for SCIP We want to […] Insights March 19, 2019Introduction to Competitive Intelligence (CI) PortalsThe number of companies that are successfully deploying various kinds of CI portal solutions are constantly growing. The phrases CI portals, Intelligence systems, CI tools, MI […] Insights February 22, 2019Why social skills are essential for competitive intelligence professionals in the futureA few years ago, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research published an article named “Every other job is automated within 20 years – Challenges for Sweden” (translation). The article points […] Events November 11, 20147 highlights from SCIP Euro conference 2014The Comintelli team has just returned from a successful SCIP conference in Amsterdam, the largest CI event in Europe […] Insights May 5, 2014Infobesity: An epidemic plaguing the corporate worldInformation is cheap and easily available today, so it is probably no surprise that many companies overindulge and suffer from too much of it. But organizational […] Events March 11, 2014Competitive Intelligence in the Age of Social ComputingIn January 2013, a three-year research project at Södertörn University in Stockholm, was initiated with the aim to study how CI […] Insights October 8, 2013New Research Project Studies Competitive Intelligence in the Age of Social ComputingA new three-year research project at Södertörn University in Stockholm aims to study how the competitive intelligence (CI) and business analytics (BA) industries can meet challenges, […] Events August 16, 2013The Future of Search by Martin WhiteIn a presentation called “The Future of Search”, held at Findability Day 2013, the intranet and and information management strategy consultant Martin White gives an interesting talk […] Insights August 5, 2013How too much information is hazardousInformation overload cost the US economy almost 1 trillion dollars in 2010, and each year, over 28 billion hours are lost due to information overload. In […]
