Greene, Richard M. <br/><br/>
Business intelligence and espionage 
Richard M. Greene, Jr. 
 - Homewood, Ill.  Dow Jones-Irwin  1966. 
 - xi, 312 p.  illus. 
<br/><br/>Management, business intelligence, and espionage, by R. M. Greene.--An introduction to intelligence systems in business, Anonymous.--Military and corporate intelligence, by C. F. Carroll.--Planning and administration of the business intelligence group, by J. L. Fredrick.--Development of intelligence and espionage, by A. D. Johnstone.--Using marketing intelligence and information to win defense programs, by P. L.Oster.--A model for RFP evaluation, by R. E. Beckwith.--Data sources and their evaluation, by H. Laitin.--Automatic methods of information storage and retrieval, by C. W. Salm.--Electronic eavesdropping (bugging): its use and countermeasures, by S. W. Netolicky.--Intelligence operations for retail stores and chains, by B. Sussman.--Using business intelligence to build through mergers and acquisitions, by P. H. Stanton.--Bibliography (p. 251--67)--Appendix A: Industrial espionage, by E. F. Furash.--Appendix B: How they sell, by F. C. Klein. 
<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>66025591  
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Business intelligence.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>658