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The evolution of strategic intelligence in the corporate world
Strategic intelligence is evolving, going beyond risk management and compliance to playing a fundamental role in organisational value creation. Now is the time to make sharper use of your intelligence to evolve your business.
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Our report features interviews with senior leaders from three multinational corporations:
S-RM Authors
INTELLIGENT BUSINESS
2022 Strategic Intelligence Report
S-RM’s Guide to Strategic Intelligence
Martin Devenish MBE,
Board Director and Head of Corporate Intelligence
Gala Riani,
Head of Strategic Intelligence
Markus Korhonen,
Senior Associate, Strategic Intelligence
Gabrielle Reid,
Associate Director, Strategic Intelligence
S-RM’s Guide to Strategic Intelligence
In our new Guide to Strategic Intelligence we share practical ideas on how organisations can start to deepen their use of intelligence to inform business strategies. Each section is illustrated with a working example or collated tips from senior risk and compliance experts.
Intelligence: The Business of the Business
Cheryl Steele, CSO, Starbucks Coffee Company, reflects on the role of strategic intelligence as the enabler and accelerator for organisational goals.
The Future of Strategic Intelligence
Garrett Petraia Vice President, Global Security & Resilience, Levi Strauss & Co, looks ahead into what the future intelligence function could look like.
Partnering to Achieve Actionable Insights
Gerald Kral, Chief Risk, Ethics & Compliance Officer, Brown-Forman Corporation, explains how the right partner can bring actionable intelligence into the business.
2022 Strategic Intelligence Report
We surveyed over 200 consumers and creators of strategic intelligence in companies with a turnover greater than USD 250 million, to uncover how organisations can best use intelligence to further their goals and influence their company strategy.