The Standard UNE 166006 makes it easier to systematically observe and find signs of change and new developments focused on gathering, selecting, analysing, disclosing and communicating information in order to convert it into knowledge to enable decision-making and monitor the use of results.
Certification of monitoring and intelligence facilitates the relationship between monitoring and intelligence providers (either internal or external) and their clients within the organisation by providing a common terminology, identifying relationships and potential synergies, by connecting this activity to others offered by the organisation and by helping the organisation to understand and clarify the respective roles and commitments.
Benefits:
Systematically carry out the observation of and search for signs of change and innovation that focuses on obtaining information to convert it into knowledge that enables decision-making.
To demonstrate to third parties that the company has the technical and human resources needed to carry out Surveillance and Intelligence, either within the company or on behalf of other companies.
To help companies to identify the technological areas that Surveillance and Intelligence providers deal with.
To facilitate the relationship between Surveillance and Intelligence providers, whether internal or external, and their customers.
The standard is particularly useful for all organisations, regardless of their size or activity. This Standard can also be used as a purchasing specification when contracting third parties.
This standard is aligned with other management system standards such as UNE-EN-ISO 9001 and particularly UNE 166002, in order to increase compatibility with said standards to the benefit of the user community.
When the Auditing process has been completed, the organisation obtains:
AENOR Mark Monitoring and Intelligence UNE 166006
Since 2007 Since it granted the first technology monitoring certificate, AENOR has issued numerous certificates to both public and private organisations.
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