Business intelligence and espionage
By: [by] Richard M. Greene, Jr.
Publisher: Dow Jones-Irwin
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Homewood, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Business intelligence.
Table of contents: title: Management, business intelligence, and espionage, by R. M. Greene.; title: An introduction to intelligence systems in business, Anonymous.; title: Military and corporate intelligence, by C. F. Carroll.; title: Planning and administration of the business intelligence group, by J. L. Fredrick.; title: Development of intelligence and espionage, by A. D. Johnstone.; title: Using marketing intelligence and information to win defense programs, by P. L.Oster.; title: A model for RFP evaluation, by R. E. Beckwith.; title: Data sources and their evaluation, by H. Laitin.; title: Automatic methods of information storage and retrieval, by C. W. Salm.; title: Electronic eavesdropping (bugging): its use and countermeasures, by S. W. Netolicky.; title: Intelligence operations for retail stores and chains, by B. Sussman.; title: Using business intelligence to build through mergers and acquisitions, by P. H. Stanton.; title: Bibliography (p. 251; title: 67); title: Appendix A: Industrial espionage, by E. F. Furash.; title: Appendix B: How they sell, by F. C. Klein.