The Aim of Competitive Intelligence Is to Predict Competitor Behavior

question 5

True/False

The aim of competitive intelligence is to predict competitor behavior on the basis of verifiable facts.Attempts to "get inside the heads of your rivals" are inherently unreliable and should be avoided.

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