Knowledge is the most valuable asset in both life and business. Whether we like it or not, our modern-day existence leaves a digital fingerprint that reveals virtually everything about us.

The amount of information floating around organizations from a plethora of sources - marketing research, big data, social listening, business intelligence - can be overwhelming.

It’s an age-old debate: art versus science. Can they co-exist? Can the gap between the two be bridged without compromising one or the other?

This review of Dr. Emmanuel Probst's book Brand Hacks was first published on generation1.ca

Insourcing is one of the solutions being considered by many insights departments.

Some argue that e-commerce and the Amazon effect have doo

Information alone is no longer an adequate deliverable for Corporate Insights departments. Teams must inspire strategic, impactful organizational action with their findings.

Does your firm subscribe to the seller-doer model for business development?