Market Analysis and Competitive Research

Automate competitive intelligence that stays fresh — not just a one-time report.

Online / Zoom
May 27, 2026
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Online / Zoom
Jun 02, 2026
Register $499

Who This Is For

→ Product managers tracking competitive landscapes
→ Marketing strategists developing positioning and messaging
→ Business development leaders evaluating market opportunities

The market is showing us that the cost of implementing software is trending toward zero. Speed is going to matter, but trust and differentiation will ultimately win the battle.

How do you understand what your competitors are doing? How do we look at the differences between the problem they think they’re solving and the problem you think you’re solving? What’s the narrative about their product in the market — and what does the market have to say about yours?

In this session, we’ll look at automating this kind of research — not only to produce results one time, but to produce and watch them on a recurring basis. Smart product plans of the future need to understand the context in which they operate. AI can help you make sure that context is always fresh and accurate.

Learning Goals

Key Concepts

  • Automated competitive intelligence: what to track and how often
  • Analyzing competitor positioning vs. your own narrative
  • Building recurring research pipelines that stay fresh
  • Turning market signals into actionable product decisions
  • The difference between what competitors ship and what they promise

What You'll Take Away

  • A live competitive dashboard you build during the session
  • Automated research workflows that run on a schedule
  • A framework for translating market data into strategic priorities
  • Templates for competitive briefs your team can actually use
  • Hands-on experience with AI-powered research tools

Agenda

Morning

8:30Setup & introductions
9:00Automated competitive intelligence: what to track and how
10:00Analyzing competitor positioning vs. your own
11:00Build a live competitive dashboard

Afternoon

12:00Lunch
1:00Building recurring research pipelines
2:00Turning market signals into product decisions
3:00Competitive brief workshop and next steps

Instructor

Jeff Casimir
Jeff Casimir has spent two decades building technical education programs, including founding the Turing School of Software & Design. He brings deep experience in hands-on, project-based learning to every session.

What You Need

  • A laptop running macOS or Windows (tablets are not sufficient)
  • A modern web browser (Chrome or Firefox recommended)
  • Claude access will be provided — setup instructions sent before the workshop

Ready to join?

May 27 Online / Zoom Preview Request
Jun 02 Online / Zoom $499 Register

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