The Economic Impact of Intelligence onAlgerian Businesses

Abstract

 For both economic players and political institutions, the competitive intelligence process (I.E.) has grown to
 be a significant concern. For economic players, business intelligence represents a new activity and a new
 culture. It is predicated on economic security, influence, and intelligence activity. It responds to significant
 changes in the corporate environment as a whole. In addition to swiftly adjusting to technology
 advancements, it also enhances businesses' capacity for innovation. In order to better understand the
 dynamics of its projects and pinpoint best practices for improved control, this paper suggests examining the
 economic intelligence process in Algerian enterprises. Through the survey, we attempted to examine the
 primary causes of the failures that occurred after the process's implementation; the findings provide valuable
 insights into the latter. They confirmed that contract discussions are a crucial factor affecting the dynamics of
 a project and its eventual success.