Course detail
Selected Methods of Intelligence Analysis Competitive Intelligence
FP-PvmzPAcad. year: 2017/2018
The course is focused on the problem of evaluating information from acquired data, data and bits and pieces of information from a competitive environment, a specialized service of Competitive Intelligence firm.
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To obtain the credit it is required:
a) Active participation in the exercises - the teacher evaluates
b) Recognized seminar work.
Course curriculum
2. Define the news issue
3. Create a conceptual
4. Select appropriate methods
5. Fate and Visualization
6. Methods of time
7. Software support analytical work – 1. the part of the
8. Software support analytical work – 2. the part of the
9. Analysis of the challenge
10. the Organization of the analytical team
11. Resolving conflicts in the analytical team
12. Decision support
13. New approaches to intelligence analysis
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Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
BARTES, F. Competitive Intelligence. Základ pro strategické rozhodování podniku. Ostrava: KEY Publishing, 2012. ISBN 978-80-7418-113-9. (CS)
Recommended reading
FULD, L. M. The New Competitor Intelligence. The Complete Resource for Finding, Analyting, and Using Information about your Competitors. ISBN 0-471-58508-4. (CS)
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2. Define the news issue-problem formulation, strategy, modelled according to the task paradigm, the objectives of the model and its combination (generic, component, collateral).
3. Create a conceptual model – the system definition (structural, procedural and functional model), concept maps, procedural maps, select the generic model.
4. Select the appropriate methods for intelligence analysis, errors in the selection of methods.
5. Fate and Visualization-the initial checklist, customer checklist, mind maps.
6. Methods for the analysis of time - chronology, the event flow, the array of events, patterns of behavior.
7. Software support analytical work – 1. part.
8. Software support analytical work – 2. part.
9. Analysis of the challenge.
10.The Organization of the analytical team
11. Resolving conflicts in the analytical team.
12. Decision support (Comprehensive administrator Table a decision force field Analysis, For and against, errors and corrections)
13. New approaches to intelligence analysis.