commercial intelligence

He then began work tracking individuals for private commercial intelligence assessment.

Event Horizon's commercial intelligence division compiled a survey of every company they did business with.

Commercial intelligence is essential for informed decision making.

Did commercial intelligence come up with anything?

And they don't need 'em, I've had our commercial intelligence division keeping an eye open.

She pulled a summary of the company from Event Horizon's commercial intelligence division's memory core.

Most of its results came from military and commercial intelligence collected through networks in neutral countries, occupied territories, and Russia.

There are some commercial intelligence companies that actually produce nothing else but analyses of kombinates.'

This wasn't the Maliskia, and this wasn't about commercial intelligence.

OK, Grandpa, get commercial intelligence to take another look at Mousanta, what makes it so valuable.

He is the head of Massarde Enterprises' commercial intelligence operations in the United States.

Many of these commercial intelligence companies are serviced by in-country providers with researchers on the ground who can obtain information that is not otherwise easily accessible.

Deputy Director of Commercial Intelligence, Calcutta, January 1922.

Commercial Intelligence is the highest and most comprehensive form of legal, ethical open source intelligence as practiced by diverse international and localized businesses.

Many countries around the world either host chapters of SCIP, or have their own indigenous commercial intelligence association.

Alicia had been retained to do some basic commercial intelligence gathering: trace the goods to the ultimate end user, and understand how he was using these items.

Event Horizon's commercial intelligence office noted that the molecular interaction studies Mousanta was doing would fit in with a couple of the company's own research programmes.

'I'll get the Finance Division to work out what sort of bid we can realistically afford, and commercial intelligence to provide estimates on the opposition's bids.

His second son Frederick Noel Paton (b. 1861) was to become director of commercial intelligence to the government of India (1905).

Throughout Baring's lifetime his good commercial intelligence, sound judgement, nimble-footedness, and instinct for speculative profit remained the hallmarks of his business style.

Jason Whitehurst is receMng a vast amount of kombinate finance reviews which his agents have bought from commercial intelligence companies.

After a decade of reporting commercial intelligence on the hot industries of the Russian Far East (diamonds, gold, timber, oil), I am now retired and writing a novel.

For private companies going into government-approved industries, there are other incentives, like foreign commercial intelligence services, nationalistic patent policies and a host of other forms of economic covert action.

The next day, however, the Times and Commercial Intelligence reported that the disappearance was a hoax and that Rogers only went to visit a friend in Brooklyn.