• November 26, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Group’s End User Survey Highlights the Benefits of Systematizing Corporate Market Intelligence Activities
• November 13, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Launches New White Paper on Market Intelligence for Innovation and Product Life Cycle Management
• October 23, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Expands in Germany
• October 1, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Rapidly Expands - New Business Model in Market Intelligence Gains Ground
• August 28, 2007 MAG Industrial Automation Systems Chooses the Intelligence Desk™ Service to Improve Competitive Advantage
• May 22, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Releases 2007 Study on Market Intelligence in Large Companies
• April 5, 2007 Taking Market Monitoring Beyond News Processing
• April 2, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Publishes New White Paper on Linking Market Intelligence with Strategy & Planning Process
• February 1, 2007 Global Intelligence Alliance Launches New Offering Highlighting the Linkage Between Market Intelligence and Strategic Planning
• January 23, 2007 KONE Adopts the Intelligence Desk™ service for Enhanced Market Intelligence
• January 11, 2007 Henkel Corporation Selects the Intelligence Desk™ Service to Provide Intelligence To Their Global Sales, Marketing and Business Development Personnel

Taking Market Monitoring Beyond News Processing

Global Intelligence Alliance promotes a commercial offering in “Extended Market Monitoring”. Linking Market Intelligence with different business processes is one of the top priorities of MI developers today, and extending an existing market monitoring activity to also cover specific areas such as local language sources in geographic regions, media visibility, or sales leads monitoring, is a way of tightening the link between Market Intelligence and front line business.

Increasing the breadth and depth of the daily market monitoring
The GIA has a wealth of experience in leveraging an existing market monitoring service for an increased support to decision-making. By extending the focus to also cover specific themes, such as mergers and acquisitions, tenders, macroeconomic indicators, or patents, breadth can be added to the regular flow of business information. In addition to breadth, the depth of an existing market monitoring service can also be increased by bringing in analytical content, such as news commentary, company profiles, or strategic theme reviews.