Market Intelligence for Corporates

Our Impact

£80bn+

In serviceable obtainable markets modelled

30+

Market studies delivered across complex geographies

Corporate strategy teams face an ever-expanding universe of information—market reports, competitor filings, industry news, customer feedback, and internal data. The challenge isn't finding information; it's synthesising it into insights that actually inform decisions.

We partner with corporate strategy, business development, and planning teams to deliver the intelligence they need. Our ...

How We Help Corporates

Strategic Market Analysis

Deep-dive analysis of market dynamics, growth drivers, and structural trends shaping your industry.

Competitive Intelligence

Systematic tracking and analysis of competitor strategies, capabilities, and market moves.

Customer & Market Research

Primary research to understand customer needs, preferences, and decision-making processes.

Opportunity Assessment

Evaluate new market opportunities, adjacencies, and growth vectors with rigorous analysis.

Our Approach

Our approach to market intelligence for corporates begins with how growth and risk are shifting outside the organisation. Markets fragment, competitors reposition, and customer behaviour evolves faster than internal planning cycles often allow.

Engagements focus on building a clear external view that informs real choices. Market structure, profit pools, competiti...

Related Capabilities

Corporate Strategy Growth Strategy Market Expansion Pricing Strategy

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2024 AI In The Workforce Survey: Insights on Generative Artificial Intelligence and Perceptions and Expectations Among Professionals

UK workers have a complex relationship with generative AI and it's only getting more complex.

Data Processing Secrets Every Business Needs to Know

Data processing techniques can be used in a wide range of situations, including real-time and batch processing. However, there is a false divide between batch and streaming processing, making it harder for organisations to improve the quality and availability of information. Streaming technology can improve the cost, quality, and availability of data by combining batch and streaming processing, allowing businesses to make better decisions and predict costs in real time. Organisations should use a unified data architecture and combining batch and streaming processing to improve data quality, cost, and access to information. They should also have skilled workers and security measures in place. Evaluate data infrastructure, define data processing needs, implement unified data architecture, invest in employee training, and ensure data security and compliance to maximise benefits of data processing.

Five essential data best practices for data-informed businesses

Businesses must adopt five essential data best practices to ensure data quality, compliance, and security to drive performance and growth. Adopting five essential data best practices can help businesses effectively manage and capitalise on their data assets, driving performance, growth, and customer satisfaction.