A competitive intelligence practice your team can repeat

Radarion is built around a working method, not a one-off AI answer. The objective is to make collection, analysis, review, and action traceable over time.

The five phases

1. Direction: define the decision, intelligence questions, scope, and stakeholders.
2. Collection: configure relevant internal and external sources.
3. Processing: classify, remove noise, and organise signals consistently.
4. Analysis: identify patterns, implications, alternatives, and evidence gaps.
5. Action: validate recommendations and create the Word Action Plan.

Roles and rituals

A sponsor defines the business decision. An intelligence owner maintains questions and cadence. Subject-matter reviewers validate context. Decision-makers approve priorities and actions.

• Weekly signal review for active topics.
• Monthly competitor or market review.
• Event-driven analysis for launches, pricing changes, or reputation issues.
• Quarterly review of sources, questions, and blind spots.

How the product operationalises the method

Questions become monitored topics; sources become collection workflows; criteria become classifications; evidence remains linked to insights; approved insights become actions and reports.

Human review is part of the system

The platform can accelerate repetitive work, but significance and action depend on context. Review points help teams identify weak evidence, conflicting signals, missing information, and assumptions that still need testing.