01 January 2015 63 9K Report

Competitive intelligence in its truest form is an ethical and essential function that involves collecting and analyzing often public but little-noticed information with an objective of “connecting the dots” leading to a source of competitive advantage.

While competitive intelligence looks at the many disparate elements in the research environment that affect a scholar’s ability to compete, its methods should ensure it is focused on the elements that matter most.

What's more, you need to collect, collate, and analyze all the data available on their pipeline potential, strengths and weaknesses, novel mechanisms of action of the compound, patent protection, which can consume valuable time.

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