How much intelligence reaches executive decision-makers before a major business decision?

That is one of the questions we set out to answer in a survey of 200 senior executives at multinational organizations, carried out this summer in partnership with The Conference Board.

We believe the survey gives us the clearest view yet of how intelligence is used within organizations, how it reaches the C-suite, and how those organizations are using AI in the analytical process.

The headline finding is that while 70% of companies have some form of intelligence function, only 27% believe the intelligence reaches the C-suite in time to affect major business decisions.

The report also covers:

• Where intelligence capabilities live in an organization
• Where companies think risk intelligence could be most effective on the org chart
• How companies view geopolitical intelligence and who owns it
• How companies view AI in the intelligence cycle
• Other areas of the organization that could use better risk intelligence

We will explore the key findings at our launch event in Washington, D.C. on November 17. The event is by invitation only, but you can request an invite here.

Alternatively, share your details and we’ll send you a copy of Decision Advantage as soon as it’s published, later in November.