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 CI: Collaborative Intelligence
Friday, 1st June 2007
By
Daphne Raban
Abstract:
Like most CI practitioners and academics, I always took the term CI to stand for 'competitive intelligence'. I taught a class on the subject in the MBA program at the University of Haifa, and through discussions with students I learned the term CI might better stand for 'collaborative intelligence'.
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