What is Market Intelligence

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Continuous production of knowledge, from data and information, allowing an organization to solve problems and gain strategic competitive advantage. Learn more in: A Design Framework for a Market Intelligence System for Healthcare Sector: A Support Decision Tool in an Emergent Economy

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Continuous production of knowledge, from data and information, allowing an organization to solve problems and gain strategic competitive advantage. Learn more in: A Design Framework for a Market Intelligence System for Healthcare Sector: A Support Decision Tool in an Emergent Economy

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Competitive Intelligence and Technology Watch From Patent Information to Leverage Innovation

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Competitive Intelligence from Social Media, Web 2.0, and the Internet

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Implementing and Managing an Information Strategy Project: The Case of a Real Estate Broker Organization

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A continuous organizational process that intends to produce knowledge for strategic marketing planning, collecting data from a value-aggregate chain, validating, processing and communicating the final results in a standardized way. Learn more in: Improving Competitiveness Through Organizational Market Intelligence

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A continuous organizational process that intends to produce knowledge for strategic marketing planning, collecting data from a value-aggregate chain, validating, processing and communicating the final results in a standardized way. Learn more in: Improving Competitiveness Through Organizational Market Intelligence

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A cyclic process to provide knowledge from collected data and information in one productive array, for strategic marketing decisions. Learn more in: Approaching Information Architecture for a Market Intelligence System Based on Emerging Technologies

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Strategic Information Management: Implementing and Managing a Digital Project

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Information Strategy: Implementing and Managing a Digital Strategy in a Portuguese Company

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A continuous organizational process that intends to produce knowledge for strategic marketing planning, collecting data from a value-aggregate chain, validating, processing and communicating the final results in a standardized way. Learn more in: Market Intelligence

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Data and information collected by commercial and industrial organizations about their competitive environment to support good decision making. Informs organizations about what products develop, for what customers, at what cost, through which distribution channels, reducing the uncertainty that a new product/service development always brings with it. Makes possible to compare our market share with our competitors and take actions to maintain or improve that share. Learn more in: Information Quality and Value