Benjamin Gilad

Competitive Intelligence Expert at Academy of Competitive Intelligence

Benjamin Gilad is a former Rutgers University's School of Management professor, a former police detective, the author of six business books and one novel, the creator of war gaming methodology for business enterprise and the co-founder of a training academy for competitive intelligence analysts.

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Human Resources

Why Competition Is Missing from the Corporate Course Catalog

As an entrepreneur, you may know how to manage your business, but do you really know how to compete and win? Find out what to do differently to grow your company.

Building a Business

Strategy Vs. Execution: Which Is More Important to Your Company’s Success?

If you had to choose, would you say a sound business strategy is better than a successful execution -- or vice versa?

Thought Leaders

The 2 Business Obsessions You Need to Ignore

Business owners are often obsessed with reorganizing and growth. Here's why moving past these action items might be best for your company.

Thought Leaders

Stop Believing in the Power of Freemium Thinking

Freemium thinking is the act of repeating past strategy without putting a lot of thought into how the future will be different. Here's why that's no longer good enough and what you can do instead.

Human Resources

How Big Data Can Be Used to Your Advantage

Relying on Big Data to make business decisions can be a smart strategy -- and can also lead you in the wrong direction. Here's how to use it wisely.

Thought Leaders

Dealing With Rejection? Remember That Tenacity Can Help You Go Far.

Don't be afraid to leave your comfort zone for something that really matters to you

Human Resources

How to Identify a Corporate OOP (Overconfident Oblivious Person)

Do you have any OOPs on your staff? You do if any of your employees are overconfident, oblivious people. Find out how to find them and what to do next.