Benjamin Gilad

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Benjamin Gilad is affiliated with the following schools: Rutgers University, Princeton University, Stanford University, New York University

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#4069

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#4606

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Microeconomics

#240

World Rank

#251

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Benjamin Gilad's Degrees

Bachelors Political Science Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Benjamin Gilad is an author, consultant, and teacher in the field of competitive intelligence. He is a co-founder of the Fuld-Gilad-Herring Academy of Competitive Intelligence. He was educated in psychology and philosophy at Tel Aviv University. After moving to the United States he studied business at Central Missouri State University, and later obtained a PhD from New York University. He is the author of The Business Intelligence System, Business Blind Sports, Early Warning, Business War games, and articles related to the field of competitive intelligence.

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Benjamin Gilad's Published Works

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Characteristics of Opportunities Search of Entrepreneurs Versus Executives: Sources, Interests, General Alertness (1991) (743)
A Behavioral Model of Entrepreneurial Supply (1986) (336)
Early Warning: Using Competitive Intelligence to Anticipate Market Shifts, Control Risk, and Create Powerful Strategies (2003) (154)
The business intelligence system : a new tool for competitive advantage (1988) (111)
Entrepreneurship: The Issue of Creativity in the Market Place (1984) (85)
A systems approach to business intelligence (1985) (84)
Cognitive dissonance and utility maximization: A general framework (1987) (82)
Handbook of behavioral economics (1986) (77)
On encouraging entrepreneurship an interdisciplinary analysis (1982) (55)
THE EFFICACY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF VEHICLE INSPECTION. A STATE SPECIFIC ANALYSIS USING TIME SERIES DATA (1984) (45)
Strategy without intelligence, intelligence without strategy (2011) (34)
Identifying gaps and blind spots in competitive intelligence (1993) (28)
From economic behavior to behavioral economics: The behavioral uprising in economics (1984) (27)
Business War Games: How Large, Small, and New Companies Can Vastly Improve Their Strategies and Outmaneuver the Competition (2008) (23)
Business Blindspots: Replacing Your Company's Entrenched and Outdated Myths, Beliefs and Assumptions With the Realities of Today's Markets (1993) (18)
Information, search, and entrepreneurship: A pilot study (1989) (14)
A theory of surprise and business failure (1985) (8)
U.S. intelligence system: model for corporate chiefs? (1991) (8)
Entrepreneurship, Productivity, and the Freedom of Information Act (1984) (6)
An interdisciplinary approach to entrepreneurship : locus of control and alertness (1982) (5)
A self examining test for the corporate intelligence professional: Where are you on the chart (1992) (5)
A note on the past and future of psychonomics (1982) (3)
Handbook of Behavioral Economics. Vol A: Behavioral Microeconomics, Vol B: Behavioral Macroeconomics. (1987) (3)
War gaming: virtual reality, real lessons (2010) (3)
A Systematic Approach to Problem Solving. (2012) (3)
Rational choice: The contrast between economics and psychology: Robin M. Hogarth and Melvin W. Reder, eds. (The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, 1987) pp. ix+332, $30.00 (1988) (2)
The case of the partnership approach to public regulation (1984) (2)
Business intelligence theory, principles, practices, and uses (1996) (2)
CI in a foreign land: They leap forward, we limp forward? (1992) (1)
Do we matter (1995) (1)
Competitive intelligence and strategic group decisions: A new diagnostic tool (1992) (1)
The Right Way to Use Analytics Isn’t for Planning (2016) (0)
CI and end of the harvard B‐school (1994) (0)
Intelligence analysis and its applications (1996) (0)
The Rutgers Matrix: measuring a company's CI capabilities (1990) (0)
Introduction to the special issue on entrepreneurship (1989) (0)
Take us to your leader (1993) (0)
9/11, Intelligence, and the Senior Executive (2009) (0)
The power of blind spots. What companies don't know, surprises them. What they don't want to know, kills them (2011) (0)
My source is better than your source! — The argument over primary and secondary sources (1995) (0)
CI and the Telecommunication War (1993 (1993) (0)
Higher-Performance Executives: Bringing Executive Development Programs Into Balance (2013) (0)
AND UTILITY MAXIMIZATION A General Framework * (2002) (0)

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