How to conduct competitive intelligence in your biotech startup

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A successful CI (competitive intelligence) process begins by identifying what the company needs to know which are usually expressed as Key Intelligence Topics (KITs) and Key Intelligence Questions (KIQs). Once the CI needs are defined, exsisting knowledge must be reviewed to determine where there are gaps in the company's knowledge and a collection plan should be developed to fill these gaps.

Germany, Production management, Evaluation, Business intelligence, Competitive intelligence

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Alternative career options in the biomedical industry: The professional science master's degree

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Interdisciplinary degrees offer students another way to begin a career in the life science industry. Advances in modern biology has attracted a growing number of students into the life sciences, the career options available after graduation which encompasses the practice of medicine, academic and industry research, technology transfer, business development, law and finance.

United States, Labor force information, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Life Sciences, Employment, Study and teaching, Interdisciplinary approach in education, Interdisciplinary approach (Education)

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The role of competitive intelligence in biotech startups

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Biotech companies can develop their business strategies by gathering competitive intelligence. Details of types of competitive intelligence and its benefits for new biotech companies along with some examples of CI are discussed.

Management dynamics, Methods, Management, Company business management, Strategic planning (Business)

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