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Favourite non-business & Fun Sites


This list gives a number of favourite sites, sites that link to us and non-business / CI-related sites that we have found particularly interesting. If you would like to be included on this page, include our site on your pages and contact us. We'll take a look at your pages and if we feel that they are suitable, then we will add them to this page or one of our other pages.

We hope that you enjoy the links on these pages or find them useful. We have attempted to categorise sites by subject. You should also check out our competitive intelligence links site - giving a number of great links for competitive & marketing intelligence professionals.

If you are interested in learning more about using the Internet and online sources for competitive intelligence research, contact us. Or visit our Services Page to see how we can help you today!

General Reference Material, etc.
Telephone Directories, etc.
Travel Information - Hotels, Airports, Flights, etc.
Miscellaneous Business Sites, etc.
Entertainment listings
Kids Stuff, Information for school projects & Computer Games
Apple & Computer Stuff
Humourous & Fun Sites

We try and keep all links up-to-date. However sites frequently change or disappear. Please let us know if you find any dead links, or if you want us to add your site onto any of our source pages.

AWARE News

Arthur Weiss comments on ethics case study hosted on competitive intelligence case website.

Arthur Weiss, AWARE's managing director, commented on a recent case study written by Tom Hawes of JT Hawes Consulting LLC. The case study looked at the issues involved when a company obtained proprietary material from a supplier detailing key product development strategies from a major competitor. The commentary looked at the ethical and legal issues involved in using such material as well as the wider issue of how companies should handle CI ethical breaches in general.

Listen to an audio commentary on the case, complementing the written case comments.

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Books - Co-opertition

Recommended Book

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Co-opetition : 1. a revolutionary mindset that redefines competition and cooperation; 2. the game theory strategy that's changing the game of business
Adam M Brandenburger & Barry J Nalebuff
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Read our review of this book

Michael Porter described this book as "the most important single contribution" in taking his original ideas on ways of achieving competitive advantage forward. The book is easy to read, inexpensive and contains numerous ideas to help reshape and challenge thought processes. The writers develop Porter's 5 forces model, and introduce a sixth force. They emphasise the strategic advantages of co-operation and look at game theory as a way of approaching business strategy.

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