Neste video postado ha cerca de um mes pela SCIP, podemos ver a apresentacao de dois membros do board da Frost&Sullivan: o Chairman David Frigstad, e o Global Vice-President Richard Sear, durante o encontro anual da SCIP em Orlando, Florida. Em pauta, as novas mega tendencias.Se voce gostou deste video, nao pode perder o 5th SCIP Latam Competitive Intelligence Summit, que acontece em Sao Paulo de 7 a 9 de outubro. Confira aqui a programacao completa e garanta sua presenca no mais importante encontro da comunidade de inteligencia competitiva da America Latina. O titulo em frances nao precisa assustar os analistas que nao dominam o idioma! Este video traz uma interessante animacao de facil compreensao, mesmo para quem nao fala frances. Vale a pena conferir!Veja a programacao completa do 5th SCIP Latam Competitive Intelligence Summit e garanta sua presenca no mais importante encontro da comunidade de inteligencia competitiva da America Latina. 5 Blogs Every Competitive Intelligence Professional Should Read (But Probably Hasnt)Competitive Intelligence professionals benefit from taking a broad perspective on the information they use to do their job. This includes looking for sources of information that expand their personal horizons and challenge theirs and their stakeholders' assumptions. Here are five blogs that touch on some of the most important trends and disruptive forces in business today to get you beyond basic industry news and tactical CI sources and methods. Asymco: Asymco is short for "asymmetric competition." This blog is created by Horace Dediu, a former business development manager at Nokia and a student of Clayton Christensen. Horace examines the smartphone, tablet, media and related industries through the lens of Apple and its competitors. CI professionals will enjoy this blog for Horace's sharp application of the disruptive innovation model to rapidly-evolving industries. The same frameworks are relevant to other industries facing rapid change, convergence and disruption. Horace also demonstrates expert financial and quantitative analysis-- and is very transparent in his analytical methods. As a bonus, Horace cohosts "The Critical Path" podcast that addresses the same topics as his blog. Paleo Future: Writer Matt Novak and contributors catalog past predictions and visions of the future in this blog. Our scientific literature, fiction and collective imaginations are populated with detailed visions of the future that run the spectrum from the prescient to the ludicrous. I admit that this is a guilty pleasure. It's also a valuable perspective for strategy professionals that are trying to develop foresight about our own industries for our stakeholders. The detailed visions and illustrations of the future are the detailed narratives to which we should aspire in our own scenario analysis exercises. The Economist Schumpeter Blog: One of my favorite columns in each week's edition of The Economist is the column named for Joseph Schumpeter, the early 20th century Austrian-American economist who popularized the concept of "creative disruption." Each week this column examines an industry or firm facing the forces of creative disruption. The blog of the same name covers these themes throughout the week. The concept of creative disruption is very relevant to CI professionals trying to map the