Strategic Intelligence

Course Description

“Strategic Intelligence” improves an organization’s strategic decision making and is critical in today’s challenging times and global environment. Strategic intelligence is an intersection of three core elements: knowledge management (KM), business intelligence, and competitive intelligence. A key part of being successful in strategic intelligence deals with knowledge retention and transfer, e-learning, analytics, and social networking. This module will provide an introduction into these areas as related to strategic intelligence.

Topics Included

• Intelligent Research Networks & Next Generation KM
• Importance of Cross-Generational Knowledge Flows
• Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer
• Pillars of Knowledge Retention
• Popularity of Social Media
• Trends of Social Web Sites

Course Sessions

Click on each session to view the course. After completing all sessions, please take the survey and the assessment.

Learners who score 60% or higher will receive a printed version of their certificate of completion by submitting a text with a minimum of 2,500 characters and a maximum of 5,000 characters on the following: - What are the social media channels used by your government? Why are they important?

The document should contain the first and last name of the learner, complete address (including city, state, zip code and country) and name of the course. The text should be original and not copied from the internet. The material should be submitted in either doc or docx format to Ms. Mimi Wang at wang22@un.org within 10 days of the date of the completion of the assessment.

Please note that by submitting your text you are authorizing its publication in the UNPAN Online Training Centre Blog. The text will be published with the author's name, city and country.