Jun 25, 2014
Have you ever been overwhelmed with hundreds of resumes when trying to fill an intelligence position? Have you ever hired someone only to learn later that you’ve changed the dynamics of your team in a negative way? Have you ever struggled to choose one individual out...
May 28, 2014
How have librarians evolved from a traditional role of organizing information into strategic partners in decision support for executive management? SLA President-Elect Jill Strand will show how the information profession has evolved in recent years, from...
May 14, 2014
How can your organization anticipate changes coming from over the horizon? Which indicators will be relevant to you and how will you know when you detect them? An effective strategic early warning system can help companies better manage their business by identifying...
Apr 30, 2014
Todd Gleghorn, civilian Staff Intelligence Officer serving in the Department of Defense (DoD) in Washington, D.C., discusses how internal Human Intelligence Networks (HUMINT) develop external primary sources. ← How NOT to Present Insights to Decision Makers (And...
Apr 23, 2014
Much written and verbal communication in today’s business world is ineffective. At worst, it’s actually detrimental to both the message and the messenger. Bad style and writing are issues, but the main problem is the process fails to appreciate the purpose. The needs...
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