Quarterly and Monthly Intelligence Subscriptions

SIS International delivers structured intelligence briefings to strategy teams, C-suite leadership, corporate development groups, and investment firms. Each subscription is scoped to a specific industry, geography, or strategic question. Reports are written by SIS analysts with direct access to primary research across 135 countries.

This is not a data feed. It is analysis written for a reader who needs to make a decision.

What Subscribers Receive

Inside Every Intelligence Briefing

Each report follows the same structure every cycle, so leadership teams track changes period-over-period rather than re-learning a new format each quarter.

Executive Summary

A one-page overview of the three to five developments that matter most for the subscriber’s strategic position. Written for a CEO or board member who will read nothing else.

Regulatory and Macro Context

How interest rates, trade policy, and regulation affect the subscriber’s industry. For semiconductors: CHIPS Act impact on fab investment. For financial services: Basel III endgame, PSD3 progress, open banking mandates.

Strategic Developments

Named competitor actions: M&A transactions, leadership changes, product launches, pricing moves, capacity expansions. Sourced from SEC filings, Companies House records, patent databases, and trade press.

Demand and Pricing Dynamics

How buyer behavior is shifting, where pricing power is moving, and which channels are gaining or losing share. Draws on SIS Voice of the Customer programs and quantitative survey data.

Wywiad konkurencyjny

Named competitor strategy analysis
Market share movement and investment patterns
Positioning and differentiation shifts
Triangulated from filings, expert interviews, and field research

Channel and Distribution

Which go-to-market models are gaining share, how digital channels are displacing legacy distribution, and where channel economics are under pressure in specific verticals.

Technology and Supply Chain

Which technologies are reaching commercial adoption (not which are generating press). Where supply chain restructuring creates risk. How automation is changing cost structures in the specific vertical.

M&A and Capital Flows

Transaction analysis, private equity activity, consolidation trends, and capital allocation patterns. Sourced from public filings and SIS analyst coverage of deal activity in each sector.

How SIS Builds These Briefings

Three source layers: B2B expert interviews (45-60 min with senior decision-makers), competitive intelligence fieldwork (filings, patents, conferences), and desk research from BLS, Eurostat, and industry databases. Every data point is sourced.

Strategic Implications

Each briefing closes by naming the specific decisions the subscriber faces and laying out the evidence for each option. Not a generic list. A structured assessment ready for a planning session.

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PRIMARY RESEARCH

B2B Expert Interviews

Structured 45- to 60-minute conversations with senior decision-makers in the subscriber’s industry: procurement executives, channel partners, regulatory specialists, technology officers. Not opinion surveys. Direct access to people with visibility into the dynamics that affect your P&L.

135 Countries

40+yr

Global Field Research

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Sourced & Verified

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COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE

Filings, Patents & Field Research

SIS analysts monitor SEC filings, Companies House records, EDINET, patent databases, trade press, and conference proceedings. For industries with active SIS consulting engagements, analysts draw on anonymized findings from competitive mapping and market entry assessments.

Named Competitor Tracking Active

Continuous Monitoring

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SECONDARY ANALYSIS

Government & Industry Data

Synthesized from BLS, Eurostat, National Bureau of Statistics of China, central banks, trade associations, and sector-specific databases. Every data point in a briefing is sourced to a named origin. SIS does not publish unsourced statistics.

Every Claim Attributed

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Full Provenance