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Contents

Developing the 21st Century Workforce 3

Open Source Intelligence 5

Advanced OSINT 7

Social Media Intelligence 9

Intelligence Analysis 11

Advanced Intelligence Analysis 13

Strategic Foresight 15

Scenario Planning 17

Risk Management 19

Intelligence Reporting 22

Competitive Intelligence 24

2018 Course Dates and Fees 26

Terms and Conditions 30

Contact Us 33

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Developing the 21st Century Workforce i-intelligence is one of the world’s leading providers of training and advisory services

to organisations wishing to improve their research and analytic capabilities. We have

trained analysts and other professions in fields as diverse as defence, national security,

law enforcement, disaster management, fraud prevention, competitive intelligence,

IP protection, pharma, financial services and the law.

Our mission is to provide every professional with the skills needed to realise their

fullest potential. To this end, we provide an extensive range of training courses

covering such fields as diverse as open source intelligence, risk analysis, information

management and strategic foresight. Our public courses offer an excellent

opportunity to sample our approach to professional training and organisational

development.

In keeping with demand, we will be running an extended set of courses in Brussels,

London, Zurich, New York, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai. Join us in any of these

locations and learn how to:

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• Identify and manage your intelligence requirements

• Automate the collection of mission or business critical data from web and

social media sources using free web tools and technologies

• Improve your online privacy and security

• Monitor social media to support strategic and operational decision making

• Protect the physical and digital data assets of your organisation

• Enhance your information and knowledge management capabilities

• Identify and manage risks to your business assets

• Apply scenarios and strategic foresight to issues of concern

• Boost your efficiency and productivity in the workplace

Quality Education Our courses offer the perfect blend of theory and practice. Participants will be

introduced to the concepts, models and technologies that inform today’s best

practices, and will be given ample time to experiment with the tools and

methodologies that are taught. In addition to the course slides, participants will

receive a host of supplementary materials including cheat sheets, templates, software

tools and additional reading materials to enable self-study.

Professionally Relevant Our courses guarantee measurable outcomes. The curricula have been designed

around professional standards and best practices. We draw on the experience of the

world’s foremost practitioners and use real-world case studies and simulations to help

students internalise lessons learned and apply these skills in the workplace.

Cost Effective We are committed to making instruction in intelligence and its related disciplines as

affordable as possible. Our courses have been competitively priced, with discounts

for students and organisations wishing to send two or more participants.

Who Should Attend Our courses are relevant to all professionals, regardless of their background, current

role or career ambitions.

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Open Source Intelligence This three-day course provides a detailed introduction to the discipline of Open

Source Intelligence (OSINT). Participants will learn how to identify their intelligence

needs and leverage a broad range of tools and sources to improve data collection,

analysis and decision-making in their organisation.

Course Outline Day 1: Requirements Planning Introducing OSINT

• The varieties of OSINT (online, offline, etc.) • The benefits and limitations of OSINT • Strategic and operational dimensions of

OSINT • Legal and ethical constraints

Managing Requirements • Working with intelligence customers

• Identifying collection requirements • The Key Intelligence Topics (KITs) process • Collection planning • Collection frameworks

Day 2: Effective Web Exploitation

Automating Intelligence Collection

• Establishing a keyword index • Working with data aggregators • Generating data from the web • Generating data from social media • Working with alert services • Essential browser tools and extensions

Searching the Web • Search strategies

• Search operators • Recommended search engines • Searching the deep web • Building a customised search engine • Working with databases and directories • Maintaining an audit trail • Essential browser tools and extensions

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Day 3: Security and Data Management Safer Searching

• Privacy, anonymity and proxy tools • Developing a sockpuppet • Working with Tor and the Dark Web

Data Management and Exploitation

• Validating your search results • Data processing and enrichment • Organising data for analysis • Working with data collation tables • The pre-analysis checklist

Course Benefits On completion of this course, participants will have acquired the ability to:

• Identify and manage their intelligence requirements • Improve the quality, accuracy and relevance of their search results • Automate the collection of data from the web and social media sources • Build a personal monitoring system to support strategy and decision making • Improve online privacy, anonymity and security • Organise data to identify knowledge gaps and support effective analysis

Course Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and to set up a Gmail and Twitter account if they do not already have one.

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Advanced OSINT This three-day course builds on the content of our introductory OSINT program. The

objective here is to extend the OSINT professional’s skills to include investigative

capabilities. In addition to enhancing their knowledge of valuable intelligence

resources, we will provide guidance on the tools needed to conduct rigorous, legally

compliant investigations of organisations, individuals and websites.

Course Outline Day 1: Advanced OSINT Advanced Data Collection • Feed manipulation and processing tools

• Task automation tools • Searching beyond Google • Web rippers and scrapers • XPath, regular expressions, DOM structures • Working with open data and APIs

Open Source Geospatial Intelligence

• Maps and mapping tools • Working with geolocational data • Leveraging data from social media

Day 2: Web Investigations I Investigating Websites • Whois, DNS and IP tools

• Identifying site ownership • Site mapping • Metadata exploitation • Unique identifiers on the web

Investigating Organisations • Due diligence frameworks • Investigating ownership • Investigating subsidiaries • Identifying clients and business partners • Monitoring an organisations online footprint

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Day 3: Web Investigations II Investigating Individuals

• Finding people online • Mapping an individual’s online footprint • Screen name investigations • Finding and validating email addresses • Email tracing and traffic analysis • Developing a digital profile • Legal and ethical considerations

Working with Maltego • Set up and configuration • Working with entities and transforms • Running and editing a project • Supporting tools


• Apply a broader array of search tools and intelligence sources

• Leverage geospatial data for strategic and operational intelligence purposes

• Identify the ownership and provenance of websites and other resources

• Conduct investigations on organisations and individuals of interest

Course Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and to set up a Gmail, Yahoo

and Twitter account if they do not already have one. Additional software requirements

will be sent prior to the start of the course.

We strongly recommend that participants on our Advanced OSINT program first take

our Open Source Intelligence course to ensure they understand the technical

standards and operating principles that underpin our approach to data collection and

analysis.

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Social Media Intelligence This three-day course will demonstrate how to generate strategic and operational

intelligence from social media sources. Participants will be shown how to collect,

process, and analyse social medial intelligence (SOCMINT) from a variety of networks

and platforms. Further, they will be shown how to identify and monitor specific voices,

issues and conversations. Finally, they will be shown how to conduct rigorous people

investigations using a broad range of social media services.

Course Outline Day 1: Mining Social Networks Establishing Your

SOCMINT Toolkit

• Configuring your browser

• Extending your search capabilities

• Developing keyword indices

• Research tools and extensions

• Content curation / management tools

Automating SOCMINT

Collection

• Monitoring frameworks and approaches

• Keyword / hashtag discovery and validation

• Source discovery and validation

• Recommended tools, apps and extensions

• Establishing a monitoring dashboard

Working with Social

Networks

• Working with Facebook, VK, LinkedIn, etc.

• Finding and monitoring users and groups

• Mining social networks for SOCMINT

• Using third party tools and search services

• Generating user stats and analytics

Day 2: Working with Social Networks

Working with Twitter

and Instagram

• Finding, monitoring and geolocating users

• Generating user stats and analytics

• Automating data collection

• Search and content discovery tools

• Third party dashboards and extensions

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Blogs and Discussions

Boards

• Mining blogging platforms for intelligence

• Working with visual blogs (Pinterest, Tumblr)

• Working with Reddit and discussion boards

• Determining reach and influence

Foreign Language SOCMINT

• Mapping the SOCMINT universe

• Mining foreign language sources

• Working with translation tools and extensions

Day 3: Social Media Investigations

Getting Started • The investigative process • Working with target profiles and templates • Maintaining privacy and security online

Investigating Individual

Users

• Finding people online • Mapping an individual’s online footprint • Screen name investigations • Unmasking hidden identities


• Monitor a broad range of social media sources, including non-Western ones • Identify and follow leading voices and opinion makers • Track the evolution of critical conversations and ideas • Apply free tools and standard office software to analyse the data collected • Use SOCMINT to support strategic planning, risk management and crisis

response • Conduct online investigations in a legal and ethically appropriate manner

Course Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and to set up an anonymous Gmail, Twitter, Instagram, V-Kontakte and Facebook accounts if they do not already have them. Additional software requirements will be sent prior to the start of the course.

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Intelligence Analysis Our introductory course to intelligence analysis provides a solid introduction to the

art and science of analytic reasoning. Participants will be given the foundational

knowledge needed to establish and grow their analytic toolkit. Attention is given to

descriptive and predictive modes of analysis, and the complimentary skills of trend

identification, pattern detection, evidential reasoning, and ideation. The guidance

provided by this course offers an essential prelude to our more advanced courses.

Course Outline Day 1: Issue identification Introduction to Intelligence Analysis

• What is analysis? • The three modes of analytic reasoning • The challenge of analysis • The role of the analyst • The critical disciplines of analytic work

Analytic Thinking and Reasoning Skills

• Critical, creative and conceptual thinking • Sensemaking and calibration • Problem identification and solving • Identifying trends, patterns and relationships • Evidential reasoning • Scoping and managing your uncertainty • Measuring and monitoring your thinking • Working with structured analytic techniques

Ideation Skills • Brainstorming techniques • Idea enhancement techniques • Mind mapping • Concept mapping

Day 2: Descriptive Analysis Descriptive Analytic Techniques

• The 5W1H Model • Causal mapping • Causal factor chains • Causal loop diagrams • Actor / factor analysis • Working with timelines • Link / association charting

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Day 3: Predictive Analysis Predictive Analytic Techniques

• Hypothesis generation • Trend / impact analysis • What if analysis • Impact / probability analysis • The futures wheel • Consequence trees


• Justify the importance of structured approaches to analytic thinking

• Apply a range of critical and creative thinking skills

• Develop causal narratives using descriptive analytic techniques

• Anticipate future outcomes using predictive analytic techniques

• Identify and explore cause-and-effect relationships

Course Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and to set up a Gmail account if they do not already have one.

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Advanced Intelligence Analysis Our Advanced Intelligence Analysis course looks to extend the toolkit provided in our

introductory program. Participants will learn how to identify and explore multiple lines

of analytic enquiry, most notably via the Analysis of Competing Hypothesis. Next,

they will be shown how to identify practical solutions to the issues they are dealing

with using prescriptive models such as roadmapping and cost-benefit analysis. The

course ends by showing analysts how to critique the work of their peers and manage

the cognitive biases common to all professionals.

Course Outline Day 1: Predictive Reasoning Predictive Analytic Techniques

• Multiple hypothesis generation • The Analysis of Competing Hypotheses • Developing indicators and watchlists

Day 2: Prescriptive Analysis Prescriptive Analytic Techniques

• If / then analysis • Opportunity analysis • Developing roadmaps and solution pathways • Feasibility analysis • Course of action analysis • Critical path analysis • Cost-benefit analysis

Day 3: Challenge Analysis Challenge Analysis Techniques

• Structured self-critique • Pre-Mortem analysis • Red teaming • Team A / Team B method • Devils advocacy

Cognitive Challenges to Analysis

• A typology of cognitive pathologies • Perception, memory, and reasoning

limitations • Dealing with mindsets, blind spots and biases • Bias mitigation strategies

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• Generate and evaluate multiple hypotheses using the ACH methodology

• Identify and articulate viable policy prescriptions or problem solutions

• Engage in multiple forms of challenge analysis, including Red Teaming and

Devil’s Advocacy

• Understand the risks posed by bias and other cognitive pathologies


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Strategic Foresight Our course on Strategic Foresight introduces participants to a unique portfolio of

analytic skills. Emphasis here is given to the many tools that support predictive

reasoning. Participants will be shown how to scan their operating environment for

indicators of change, and how to amplify and analyse these trends to help their

organisation anticipate future challenges and opportunities.

Course Outline Day 1: Strategic Anticipation and Issue Identification Strategic Anticipation

• Sensing the future: how and why • The four levels of proactiveness • Outside in vs. inside out thinking • Understanding the dynamics of change

Scanning the Future • Environmental Scanning

• Trend analysis • Impact assessments

Cultivating Foresight

• Perspective taking • Mapping your uncertainty • Precision questioning and answering • The role of constructive confrontation

Day 2: Working with Weak Signals Identifying Signals

• Weak signal identification • Weak signal amplification

Analysing Signals • Identifying critical uncertainties • Weak signal analysis • Establishing hypotheses • Identifying key risk indicators

Monitoring Signals • Identifying intelligence sources

• Defining a monitoring strategy • Maintaining a watchlist

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Day 3: Analytic Techniques for Strategic Foresight Analytic Tools and Techniques

• Visioning • Backcasting • Shell’s seven questions • What if analysis • The futures wheel • Consequence trees • The Lidoli abacus • Impact / probability analysis


• Establish strategic foresight as an institutional / operational capability

• Identify, analyse and monitor weak signals and other change indicators

• Apply a range of foresight techniques to explore risk / crisis scenarios

• Think critically and creatively about future challenges to one’s organisation


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Scenario Planning Our Scenario Planning program offers a structured approach to exploring alternate

futures and their potential impact on one’s organisation. Participants will be given

detailed guidance on how to identify and analyse those trends that are likely to shape

their market or operating environment. They are then shown how to use these trends

to construct plausible narratives of potential futures, and develop the necessary

contingencies, strategies or action plans to meet them with confidence.

Course Outline Day 1: Identifying Strategic Trends Introduction to Scenario Planning

• A brief history of scenario planning • Benefits and limitations • Scenario thinking vs. scenario planning • The varieties of scenarios

Scanning for Strategic Trends

• Identifying and prioritising strategic trends • Mapping drivers and potential impacts • Causal loop mapping • Identifying critical uncertainties

Day 2: Developing Scenarios Developing Scenarios • The three futures calibration model

• Plotting timelines • Selecting the key axes of uncertainty • Working with consequence radars • Defining stakeholder actions / reactions • Drafting scenario narratives

Reporting Scenarios

• The elements of effective storytelling • Structuring your scenario reports • Alternative scenario communication strategies

Day 3: From Scenarios to Strategies Translating Scenarios into Strategies

• From analytic insights to strategic objectives • Identifying and analysing strategic options • Identifying strategic opportunities • Evaluating strategic fit

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• Developing contingencies • Action planning • Means-End Analysis • The Plan–Do–Check–Act model • Resource planning • Implementation


• Identify, analyse and monitor the strategic trends that are likely to impact their

organisation or operating environment

• Imagine and explore multiple futures and their consequences

• Select a desired future and the steps needed to realise it

• Define contingency and action plans in preparation for an uncertain future


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Risk Management This four-day program provides a comprehensive introduction to the discipline of risk

management. Participants will be shown how to identify and evaluate the risks to their

organisation. Thereafter, they will be given the tools they need to establish the

necessary risk controls and mitigation strategies. The program ends with detailed

guidance on effective risk communication to one’s stakeholders.

Course Outline Day 1: Risk Identification Understanding Risk • A brief history of risk

• Risk theory and definitions • Understanding the many forms of risks

Risk Identification • Mapping the risk landscape • Identifying risk sources and motivations • Identifying key assets • Identifying vulnerabilities and threats • Generating risk intelligence

Day 2: Risk Analysis Analytic Tools for Risk Analysis

• What if analysis • Fault trees • Attack trees • Decision trees • Impact analysis • Decision matrices

Risk Evaluation • Developing and maintaining a risk taxonomy

• Analysing impact, probability, severity and urgency

• Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis • Working with risk matrices • Developing risk indicators

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Day 3: Risk Management Risk Management

• Contemporary management theories • Models, frameworks and approaches • The risk management toolkit

Operationalising Risk Management

• Risk prioritisation • Defining and implementing risk controls • Developing a risk management strategy • Developing and maintaining a risk register • Risk monitoring: methods and approaches • Risk reviews and audits

Risk Intelligent Organisation • Characteristics of a risk intelligent organisation

• Building a risk-tolerant culture • Learning to take risks • The role of the risk officer

Day 4: Risk Communication Introducing Risk Communication

• The many forms of risk communication • Communication models and approaches • Establishing and validating the risk

communication process

Developing a Risk Communication Plan

• Identifying stakeholders and their requirements

• Structuring your message for effect • Selecting your communication channel • Communicating uncertainty • Managing the response • Best practices in risk reporting

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Course Benefits On completion of this course, participants will have acquired knowledge of:

• Best practices in risk identification, analysis, management and control

• The application of risk management models to identify internal and external

challenges to an organisation’s assets

• Frameworks for improving decision making and the management of

uncertainty

• Guidance on operationalising the techniques taught in the workplace


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Intelligence Reporting This course provides a detailed introduction to the development and delivery of

intelligence products, both written and oral. Participants will be given a general

introduction to intelligence reporting and given guidance on drafting copy that is

crisp and clear. From there, they will be shown how to structure and develop long and

short-form intelligence products. The course goes on to provide guidance on the

delivery of effective oral briefings and presentations.

Course Outline Day 1: Writing Skills General Reporting Principles • Knowing your audience

• Constructing and testing your arguments • Communicating risk and warning • Communicating analytic confidence

Writing Skills • Effective writing skills • Writing to the Minto Pyramid • Referencing your work • Self-editing and proofing • Peer-editing and evaluation

Day 2: Developing Analytic Products Analytic Products

• The varieties of analytic product • Developing and working with templates • Drafting alerts • Drafting briefs and situation assessments • Drafting estimates, reports and forecasts • Generating customer feedback

Making Recommendations

• Developing options • Generating SMART recommendations

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Day 3: Briefings and Presentations Presentations and Oral Briefings

• Developing presentations • Multimedia intelligence products • Preparing for a briefing • Effective presentation skills • Handling questions and objections • Managing your audience


• Construct arguments that are logical and supported by evidence

• Employ simple rules to improve the quality and clarity of their writing

• Draft long and short form products that are support customer needs

• Develop and deliver oral briefings that address the audience’s descriptive,

predictive and prescriptive information needs

• Generate constructive feedback from one’s customers and peers


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Competitive Intelligence This three-day course provides a general introduction to the practice of competitive

intelligence (CI). Participants will receive training in a broad range of research and

analytic skills. These will help them to identify and manage their organisation’s

information needs; improve their primary and secondary research skills; use different

media monitoring tools; and employ a broad range of analytic techniques to profile

competitors, evaluate markets, anticipate risks, and improve decision-making.

Course Outline Day 1: Requirements Planning The Practice of CI • Understanding the value of CI

• The competitive intelligence cycle

• What CI can and can’t do

• Legal and ethical constraints of CI

Managing Requirements • Working with intelligence customers

• Identifying collection requirements • The Key Intelligence Topics (KITs) process • Collection planning • Collection frameworks

Day 2: Data Collection Effective Internet Exploitation

• Working with keywords • Search strategies • Search engines and operators • Automating data collection • Alert services • Working with the Deep Web • Working with Social Media • Building a customized search engine • Essential browser tools and extensions

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Investigating Competitors • Company profiling • Identifying management and ownership • Working with official records • Working with satellite / imagery sources • Sources of financial data

Day 3: Market and Competitor Analysis Analysing Market and Competitor Intelligence

• Analytical techniques to evaluate your

business, competitors and operating

environment

• Cognitive biases and business blindspots

• Learning from feedback and “failure”

Establishing a CI Unit

• Guidelines for establishing and running a

CI practice in your organisation


• Identify and manage their intelligence requirements • Improve the quality, accuracy and relevance of their search results • Automate the collection of data from the web and social media • Employ simple frameworks to analyse data on competitors and markets

Course Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and to set up a Gmail and Twitter account if they do not already have one.

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2018 Course Dates and Fees Brussels Course Dates in 2018 Fee

Open Source Intelligence 21 - 23 February

4 – 6 June 8 – 9 October

Corporate: EUR 1,000 Non-Profit: EUR 800 Student: EUR 500

Advanced OSINT 26 - 28 February 7 – 9 June 11 - 13 October


Social Media Intelligence 1 - 3 March 15 - 17 October


Intelligence Analysis

5 -7 March Corporate: EUR 1,000 Non-Profit: EUR 800 Student: EUR 500

Strategic Foresight 8 – 10 March Corporate: EUR 1,000 Non-Profit: EUR 800 Student: EUR 500

Advanced Intelligence Analysis 18 - 20 October


Scenario Planning 22 – 24 October Corporate: EUR 1,000 Non-Profit: EUR 800 Student: EUR 500

Intelligence Reporting 25 – 27 October Corporate: EUR 1,000 Non-Profit: EUR 800 Student: EUR 500

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Dubai Course Dates in 2018 Fee

Open Source Intelligence 20 - 22 May

US$ 1,000

Advanced OSINT 27 - 29 May

US$ 1,000

Strategic Foresight

3 – 5 June US$ 1,000

Hong Kong Course Dates in 2018 Fee

Competitive Intelligence

5 – 7 March HKD 8,500

Scenario Planning

8 – 10 March HKD 8,500

Open Source Intelligence 12 – 14 March 24 – 26 September

HKD 8,500

Advanced OSINT 15 – 17 March 28 – 30 September

HKD 8,500


7 – 9 May 22 – 24 October

HKD 8,500

Social Media Intelligence

10 – 12 May 29 – 31 October

HKD 8,500

Advanced Intelligence Analysis

25 – 27 October HKD 8,500

London Course Dates in 2018 Fees

Open Source Intelligence

2 – 4 July GBP 800

Advanced OSINT

5 – 7 July GBP 800

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New York Course Dates in 2018 Fees


11 – 13 June US$ 1,000


14 – 16 June US$ 1,000

Singapore Course Dates in 2018 Fees


9 - 11 April 1 – 3 October

SGD 1,500

Advanced OSINT


SGD 1,500



SGD 1,500

Advanced Intelligence Analysis

14 – 16 May 19 – 21 November

SGD 1,500


17 – 19 May 22 – 24 November

SGD 1,500

Scenario Planning

21 – 23 May SGD 1,500

Strategic Foresight

26 – 28 November SGD 1,500

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Zurich Course Dates in 2018 Fees

Risk Analysis

9 – 12 April CHF 1,300

Scenario Planning

18 – 20 April CHF 1,000


3 - 5 December CHF 1,000

Advanced OSINT

6 – 8 December CHF 1,000

Notes

Seminars outside of Switzerland are not charged VAT. All course fees are

inclusive of three months of post-course support for participants.

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Terms and Conditions Payment Unless otherwise agreed, payment should be made in advanced of the course to an

account specified by the organisers. Late payments are liable to a 10 per cent

surcharge.

Group Discounts Organisations wishing to send two or more participants are eligible for a 10 per cent

discount on the course fee. Please contact us for more information.

Course Confirmation Policy All courses will be confirmed one month prior to the start date. Participants are

advised not to make any travel arrangements until they receive notification that the

course will proceed. We recommend that any arrangements made before this time

be fully refundable.

Cancellation Policy Participants cancelling within one week of a seminar’s start date will receive a refund

minus an administrative fee of EUR 100. If you cannot attend, you are welcomed to

have someone attend in your place and so avoid losing your registration fee.

Alternatively, you can schedule your participation at a late date.

Changes to the Course Agenda

i-intelligence reserves the right to change the content of the course, or to cancel the

course if there is an insufficient number of registrations. Registered participants will

be given adequate notice of such changes.

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Course Logistics Number of Participants The maximum number of participants per seminar is 15. This ensures a greater level

of engagement, collaboration and guidance from the instructor.

Technical Requirements Participants are required to bring a laptop with them and should have administrative

rights access to this device. Detailed software requirements for each course will be

sent prior to the start of every seminar.

Course Hours Our courses run from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. This includes a one-hour break for lunch

and two twenty-minute coffee breaks. Lunch, coffee and snacks will be provided to

participants.

Location All courses will take place in the central business district of the respective city with

convenient access to public transportation. The exact location of each course will be

communicated to participants at least one month prior to the course commencing.

Language of Instruction The language of instruction and all course materials will be in English.

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Organizer and Instructors About i-intelligence

i-intelligence is a commercial intelligence consultancy based in Zurich, Switzerland.

Established in 2010, the company provides research, training and advisory services to

public and private sector organisations around the globe. Our course portfolio covers

the entire intelligence cycle as well as related disciplines such as information and

knowledge management, futures and foresight and risk and strategy analysis. The

company’s clients include EU and UN institutions, international organisations, NATO,

ministries of defence and foreign affairs, Fortune 500 companies and enterprising

SMEs.

About the Instructors The courses will be led by Chris Pallaris, Aleksandra Bielska and Vytenis Benetis.

Chris Pallaris is Director and Principal Consultant of i-intelligence. He has over 15 years

of experience as an analyst and 10 as a teacher. In addition to client work, he is an

Associate Lecturer at Mercyhurst University's Institute for Intelligence Studies. He also

teaches courses in the domain of strategic intelligence and knowledge management

at the ZHAW's School of Management and Law, and ETH Zurich.

Vytenis Benetis is the Director of i-intelligence in Asia. Vytenis has worked as an

intelligence analyst for almost a decade. His professional experience covers a wide

range of missions and organizations including the Lithuanian Ministry of Defence,

NATO, and the European Union on both the operational and strategic level. Vytenis

has delivered training to public and private sector organisations around the world.

Aleksandra Bielska is an educator, analyst and consultant specialising in the collection,

analysis and management of intelligence. As an educator, she has taught intelligence

theory and practice to public and private sector organisations, including at NATO’s

Centre of Excellence in the Defence Against Terrorism in Ankara, Turkey, and at the

NATO School in Oberammergau, Germany. Her experience covers the entire range

of intelligence disciplines including data collection, information and knowledge

management, and strategic foresight.

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Contact Us i-intelligence | Europe Chris Pallaris Tel: +41 (0) 43 243 3849 Email: [email protected]

i-intelligence | Asia Vytenis Benetis Tel: +7 747 419 4165 Email: [email protected]

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