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Articles in Fall, 1994 issue of Library Trends

The corporate library and issues management - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by F.W. Lancaster
Educational programs for intelligence professionals - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Jerry P. Miller
Developing information systems for competitive intelligence support - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Bonnie Hohhof
CEOs, information, and decision making: scanning the environment for strategic advantage - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Ethel Auster
Competitive intelligence and social advantage - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Elisabeth Davenport
The relationship between organizational culture and environmental scanning: a case study - includes related information - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Jerry P. Miller
The literature of competitive intelligence - The Library in Corporate Intelligence Activities
by Thomas D. Walker

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