View Links Ltd.

The pace of technological development and the growth of global trade mean that today's business environment changes more quickly than ever before. Executives can no longer afford to rely on instinct or intuition. Precise, comprehensive and real-time business information is at the heart of accurate decision making processes within organizations seeking to gain a competitive advantage.

The immense amounts of data available internally and in public domain websites present great opportunities for information gathering to improve business decision-making processes. Financial data, legal events, government, business cases, newspapers etc. are available for public use. However, finding the most updated data, analyzing and correlating to make it valuable is a complex task. The vast amounts of data make it sometimes impossible to accomplish and require a lot of time as well as experts to extract the right information.

Commercial Intelligence


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An innovative solution
View Links Competitive Commercial Intelligence (CCI) solution provides an innovative application that collects data automatically from public domain sites and internal sources, analyzes, correlates and presents it clearly in order to achieve instant effective results.

View Links CCI covers the entire process to create an analyzed stream of commercial intelligence information:

Research: gathering and sorting of data and information from pre-defined and new public domain sources.

Analysis: reviewing the data and information gathered by research and then drawing conclusions, preparing summaries, and categorizing it.

Linkage: taking action that connects the intelligence gathered to a useful format.

Benefits
View Links CCI delivers resourceful information that supports the corporate strategic decisions:

Penetrating new markets - following the competitors' entry into new technology.

Competitive product evaluation Bids participation - who are the competitors to a bid, their shareholders, investors, financial status and how can key managers or investors be linked to the prospect.

Business contacts - preparing for business meetings with suppliers, customers or M&A candidates.

Information leakage - how to prevent information flow from the company and where are the weak links within the company.

Customer credit consideration - analyzing customers' financial strength.