Intelligence curation and distribution

-90% curation time

Collecting, sorting and formatting monitoring content for the right people takes considerable time with every issue. The result swings between two pitfalls: mass distribution that nobody reads, or sends so infrequent that the information loses its value.

The automated workflow

A structured process for fast, reliable results.

Source aggregation

Automatic collection from your internal and external sources: RSS feeds, newsletters, social networks, document bases, monitoring tools.

Selection and qualification

Filtering by relevance, freshness and originality, with de-duplication and scoring by recipient profile.

Formatting and enrichment

Summary, context, thematic categorisation and formatting suited to the distribution channel.

Personalised distribution

Distribution to employees according to their interests, role and area of responsibility.

Tangible results

-90%

Manual curation time

By profile

A selection specific to each role and scope

Controlled volume

Frequency and number of items set per recipient

Up and running in 3 to 5 weeks

From specification to deployment, with visible results from the first few weeks.

Rapid scoping (1 week)

Working prototype at the halfway point

Deployment and training included

Frequently asked questions: Intelligence curation and distribution

Yes, each person sets their interests, how often they receive content and their channels (email, Slack, Teams, intranet).

Filtering keeps the most relevant content for each profile, and both volume and frequency are capped according to the settings chosen for each recipient.

Yes, open, click, reading and sharing rates are reported, and this data sharpens the relevance of the selection over successive sends.

Yes, aggregation combines external monitoring with your internal output (notes, analyses, lessons learned), giving a view in context.

More workflows: Market & Competitive Intelligence

-80% monitoring time

Automated competitive intelligence

Monitoring competitors systematically, offers, hires, partnerships, patents, public statements, requires regular work by qualified people. Done by hand, monitoring becomes intermittent: it resumes at budget time or after a competitor's announcement, and so always after the fact.

4 to 6 weeks

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Signals detected in real time

Industry monitoring and trends

Spotting a trend before it becomes obvious means going through a growing volume of sources: trade press, analyst notes, academic papers, institutional announcements. Read by sampling, this material yields its lessons once the market has already moved.

4 to 6 weeks

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A press review ready every morning

Media monitoring and press review

Tracking press coverage of the company, its leaders and its strategic topics takes a fixed amount of time every morning. Conventional press review tools miss pick-ups and indirect quotes, and give a reading of tone too coarse to manage a reputation.

3 to 5 weeks

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