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Reporting your findings

Week 9

Jocelyn Turgeon

ADM3316 Fall 2021

Welcome back!

Starting to push it for CI certificate

Team project consultations

Individual project topics

Questions

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Questions to be answered

In groups identify the information you would need to gather to determine:

a) Whether TVI is planning to enter HSI’s market?

b) If yes, when TVI would be entering the market? (Short, medium or longer term)

c) If yes, do you perceive this as a significant threat to HSI?

d) Recommendations to Sara on how to deal with it.

Let’s look into it and see what your teams found out.

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Some important findings

HSI has reason to be concerned

Not enough information to conclude with confidence

Things to keep an eye on - HSI's Competitive Intelligence

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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With additional information

To what extent have the resource gaps been filled?

Do a content assessment comparing both press releases (Feb 7 and Feb 23).

Note all the differences you see between the two releases, when you identify a difference determine whether it signals something important for HSI and what you think it means and finally how you would validate it.

As an example of this, the Feb 7 release is signed by Don Segal and the Feb 23 is signed by Peter Hatch. A CI person would ask why was one signed by one executive and one by another?

Is this normal for this company?

If not normal what could it represent and how would I validate this.

Let’s look into it and see what your teams found out.

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Organizational structure reflects various company characteristics

Authority – how it is exerted

Cohesion – potential silos

Leadership – and responsibilities

Management by Project – Cross authorities

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Pyramidal – formal, functional, matrixed…

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Network – distributed, perhaps informal

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The organizational context is important

Factors that influence CI

Organizational structure

Intentions towards CI

Resources made available for CI

Value attributed to CI

Example

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Strategic management is not a box

of tricks or a bundle of techniques.

It is analytical thinking and commitment

of resources to action.

But quantification alone is not planning.

Some of the most important issues in

strategic management cannot be

quantified at all.

Peter Drucker

Truly successful decision-making relies

on a balance between

deliberate and instinctive thinking.

Malcolm Gladwell

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Know your interlocutor and their expectations

Remember what your mandate was?

Deliverable format

Delivery method

Message (info, recommendation, context...)

Audience

What is their style?

What is their profile?

Always remember that time is precious.

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Common CI output

Competitor profiles

Competitive landscape report

Executive slide deck

Battlecards

Sales slide deck

Product sheet

E.g. Telfer CI presentation

Develop various information tools to match the target stakeholders

Newsletters

Lunch and learn presentations

Particularized presentations

Pod casts

Ideally you also match the learning styles of your targets

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Most common according to the latest SCIP census

Competitor Profiles

Competitive Environment Report

Presentation for the Executive

"Battlecards

Presentation for the marketing department

Information on specific products

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

https://venngage.com/blog/data-visualization /

Data visualisation can assist you

convey your message

Some examples

https:// www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/000119312510281997/dex991.htm

https://velocitypartners.com/blog/infographics-14-ways-to-present-information-visually /

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

Speak like a leader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGBamfWasNQ&ab_channel=TEDxTalks

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Be persuasive

Get their attention

Get their interest

Reduce objections

Stimulate action

Answer the question

You did your initial work well...

e.g. HSI case

Use positive language, extrapolate from your observations

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

1. Getting attention

Offer something valuable, promise a result to the reader, ask a challenging question, describe the product's features, present a testimonial, make a compelling statement or show an action to the reader. Other methods of getting attention are a solution to the problem, an anecdote, a sentence using the recipient's name, and a relevant current event.

2. Generate interest

Describe the product in terms of what it brings to the reader: saving or earning money, reducing effort, improving health, giving pleasure, raising status. Combine facts with feelings and needs.

3. Reduce objections

Counter hesitations with testimonials, money back guarantees, attractive insurance, free trials or samples. Build credibility through performance test results, surveys or awards. If the price is not a sales incentive, describe it in fractions (only 99 cents per issue), present it as a savings or show how it compares favorably to the competition.

4. Motivate action

Conclude by repeating the central point of sale and clear instructions for a simple action to be taken. Ask the reader to take immediate action by offering a gift, incentive, limited offer, deadline or satisfaction guarantee. Write the strongest incentive in postscript

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Support strategic decision-making

Reducing uncertainty

Detecting weak signals

Legitimizing decisions made or about to be made

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Decisions are affected by

Information

Experience and intuition

Social context

Time scale – short, medium or long term

Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Reporting your findings

Case Study

HSI Part 1

HSI Part 2

Organisational structure and decision making

Dissemination

Target

Briefing

Delivery

Added value

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Questions?

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Jocelyn Turgeon

ADM3316 Fall 2021