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Suki Fuller, a fellow with The Council of Competitive Intelligence Fellows, will participate in a panel discussion during ArchIntel’s AI in Competitive Intelligence Virtual Event on Oct. 22nd. She will be joined by Fred Hoffman with Mercyhurst University and Arik Johnson, chairman of Aurora Worldwide Development Corp. To register for ArchIntel’s AI in Competitive Intelligence Virtual Event, as well as view upcoming opportunities, visit ArchIntel’s Event Page. 

Tom Jennrich, senior manager of competitive intelligence at Accenture Federal Services, told ArchIntel in a recent interview that he considers the CI process as essential in the company's analysis of market dynamics and pursuit of bidding opportunities. In the conversation with ArchIntel, Jennrich also discusses how AFS established its CI function and purpose built team. This is the 24th in a series of interviews with Competitive Intelligence and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.

Dameka Thompson Williams, director of market research and competitive intelligence at Wolf Den Associates, told ArchIntel in a recent interview that her team looks at multiple data sources and synthesize collected information to derive insights that can support decision-making. In the conversation with ArchIntel, she also describes how she aims to apply both quantitative and qualitative data for government contracting efforts. This is the 23rd in a series of interviews with CI and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.

August Jackson, senior director of Market and Competitive Intelligence at Deltek, will be featured as a keynote speaker during ArchIntel’s AI in Competitive Intelligence Virtual Event. After his address, Jackson will moderate the expert panel, hosting Suki Fuller from The Council of Competitive Intelligence Fellows, Fred Hoffman with Mercyhurst University and Arik Johnson, chairman of Aurora Worldwide Development Corp.

Rebecca John, vice president of capture at ECS, recently caught up with ArchIntel to give her perspective on how analytics tools are helping human analysts drive insights from data and her outlook on how both technology and people could advance the competitive intelligence process in the coming years. This the 22nd in a series of interviews with CI and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.

Ronald "Fog" Hahn, executive vice president of strategic growth at Amentum, told ArchIntel in a recent interview that the company looks at market trends, technology, requirements and capability as the factors to consider before penetrating into a new market. He also discussed competitive intelligence's role in investment and bidding efforts and how emerging technologies can help a company gain actionable knowledge. This is the 21st in a series of interviews with CI and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.

Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and big data have transformed how businesses conduct competitive intelligence (CI) and how our stakeholders use the developed analyses. Additionally, the federal government has integrated emerging technologies to remain competitive across the defense landscape. During ArchIntel’s AI in Competitive Intelligence Virtual Event, you will hear from federal and industry experts who will address how to remain competitive in business and warfare.

Rick Herrmann, director of the Americas public sector business at Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), told ArchIntel in a recent interview that the chipmaker uses a "sensor network" comprised of partners, customers and industry representatives as guide for its strategic initiatives. He also discussed the company's efforts to position itself in the "data economy" and his perspective on how technological advancements are reshaping the future of competitive intelligence. This is the 20th in a series of interviews with CI and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.

As the leader in exclusive peer networking events, virtual events and media in the government contracting (GovCon) sector, Executive Mosaic continues to expand its platform with the launch of ArchIntel Events. On October 22nd, ArchIntel Events will host the ArchIntel - AI in Competitive Intelligence Forum as its first virtual event featuring August Jackson, senior director of Marketing and Competitive Intelligence for Deltek, as the keynote speaker. 

Lisa Faherty-Vance, senior business development analyst at Vectrus (NYSE: VEC), laid out significant changes in the competitive intelligence practice she has seen during her career and the key factors an organization should consider when creating a CI program and report. This is the 19th in a series of interviews with CI and GovCon executives who share their insights about creating and sustaining a competitive advantage.