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CORPORATE INTELLIGENCE
IRI engages in Corporate Intelligence,
Security Intelligence, and Information Management aimed at allowing
clients to be better informed
regarding inherent risks of doing business, locally and globally.
IRI's focus: intelligence versus investigation
 While many client objectives may be contained to discovery and fact-finding,
IRI's focus is on comprehensive analysis and informed interpretation—generally
lacking with private investigation firms.
It may not be enough to discover and organize facts—rather enhanced
value-added benefits may accrue through evaluation and analysis,
while assessing implications—the diagnosis and prognosis often pertaining
to unusual or unique circumstances.
IRI has access to a vast array of public and private database resources,
yet IRI's strength lies in creative approaches to information management.
IRI personnel have broad experience profiles
with a wide array of case management, allowing clients
to tap into this highly
specialized knowledge base.
Key areas of Corporate Intelligence include:
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- "Know your market," "know your suppliers," "know your customers"
(...more..)
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- "Know your competition" (..more..)
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- "Know your adversaries," and "know yourself" (..more..)
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- Responding to "in-bound" competitor intelligence. (..more..)
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- Aimed at discovery, identification, and corroboration. (..more..)
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- Best business practices, social responsibility, maintaining shareholder
value. And issues surrounding the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (..more..)
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- Financial problems, auditing irregularities, frauds (..more..)
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- Patents, trademarks, counterfeit product investigations (..more..)
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- Detecting, investigating...due diligence and vetting (..more..)
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