intelligence (noun)
111Australian Secret Intelligence Service — noun → ASIS …
112Australian Security Intelligence Organisation — noun → ASIO …
113business intelligence product — noun software designed to access relevant information from particular sources and convey that information through a business …
114Proper noun — Proper name and common noun redirect here. For the philosophy of language concept, see Proper name (philosophy). For the counterpart to scientific names for species, see Common name. A proper noun or proper name is a noun representing a unique… …
115Artificial Intelligence — The creation of models that mimic thought processes. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary See: neural networks ( neural nets), fuzzy logic, and genetic algorithms. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * artificial intelligence ˌartificial inˈtelligence… …
116competitive intelligence — comˌpetitive inˈtelligence also comˌpetitor inˈtelligence noun [uncountable] MARKETING the process of finding, analyzing, and using information about businesses that are competing with you, or the information that has been obtained from this… …
117competitor intelligence — comˌpetitor inˈtelligence noun [uncountable] another word for competitive intelligence * * * competitor intelligence UK US noun [U] ► MARKETING COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE(Cf. ↑competitive intelligence) …
118market intelligence — ˌmarket inˈtelligence noun [uncountable] MARKETING information that a company gathers about a market, such as information about its customers and competitors: • Without such market intelligence, a company cannot remain sensitive to its market. *… …
119consumer intelligence — UK US noun [U] MARKETING ► CUSTOMER INTELLIGENCE(Cf. ↑customer intelligence) …
120customer intelligence — UK US noun [U] (also consumer intelligence, ABBREVIATION CI) ► MARKETING information about customers that a company collects and uses to help make future plans: »Customer intelligence can provide insights that can change an organization s… …
