LexisNexis Launches Nexis for Competitive Intelligence

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LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a global provider of information and analytics, has launched Nexis for Competitive Intelligence to empower strategy, market research, R&D and investment decisions. The end-to-end solution allows users to instantly search, compare and analyse key business indicators—such as company, news, legal, M&A and intellectual property information—to spot trends, visualise how the competition stacks up and share key findings with stakeholders.

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The new platform brings together content customers expect from LexisNexis, insights business professionals need to do their jobs, and visibility into the marketplace. It allows CI professionals to instantly compare six companies at once, across a wealth of content and hard-to-find information: news, company data, patent & IP, legal news and more. Users can:

• Quickly spot market, technology, and M&A trends, then dive deeper for more understanding.
• Uncover business-critical indicators—such as financial reporting, IP news, marketing highlights and more—with just a few clicks.
• Visualise company comparisons and competitive insights through interactive, easily exported charts and graphs.
• Snip, pin and annotate important information, quotes and callouts to add critical context.
• Organise their findings into a narrative with actionable insights to share with stakeholders.
• Search. Compare. Pin. Share.

Users start their CI journey with a simple search function, not unlike the world’s most popular search engines. But that’s where the similarities end. With just a few clicks, users can run a comprehensive, interactive comparison of industry trends, financial reporting, intellectual property news, company facts and much more. They can then store all their results in workspaces—Nexis refers to them as pinboards—to access and update in real-time as needed.