Many business leaders make the mistake of seeing markets as fixed scenarios. They only notice change when it hits their doorstep, disrupting the organization. That’s why forward-thinking companies invest in trend monitoring. Explore the five most common types of monitoring using market and competitive intelligence.
If your company is taking a reactive position in the market, falling behind the competition, or struggling to keep up with changes in the competitive landscape, it’s time to consider Market and Competitive Intelligence as a potential solution.
Heard of the silver economy? It refers to services and products for people over 70. Gen X, born from 1960 to 1980, is approaching this demographic milestone. They’ll be the first digitally-savvy generation to reach 70.
The Brazilian food retail sector has already made major global players reconsider their investments. Part of the problem is often the insufficient understanding of local culture and habits. Competitive and Market Intelligence helps to address this issue.
Here at Link, we’ve been spending a lot of time digging into data. We’re working on two big projects for clients that need us to do a ton of research. We’ve learned that while it’s fun to try out new databases, having a few favorites that you trust is really helpful. We want to share our favorites with you, as they’re a great place to start when you’re doing any kind of intelligence work.
Have you ever stopped to think about how certain global trends will affect your business? This isn’t a common exercise among companies and their leaders. The focus on the company’s immediate and tangible surroundings can sometimes catch them off guard.





