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SOCMINT 2020

The three day SOCMINT training workshop will train participants how to apply intelligence analytical tools to efficiently analyze a wealth of information hidden in social networks to detect early signals of important events, get a picture of public sentiment upon target topics, monitor trends, identify influencers, and extract actionable intelligence to assist decision support.

Social media intelligence (SOCMINT) is an intelligence discipline built upon tools and solutions for social media monitoring. Marketing professionals use signals and gather data inputs in social networks to process them into meaningful actionable intelligence. SOCMINT has become an important tool not only in intelligence and security work, but also in advertising and marketing domain, says a recently released market study “US Government Mass Media Market“.

Topics covered:

• The social media landscape
• Use of social media by public and private sector
• Use of social media by rogue actors
• Contextualizing social media insights
• Tools and methods for monitoring social media
• Social media analysis tools and methods

Spend on media intelligence information and software solutions is on the rise, according to Market Research Media: spending on media intelligence information and software solutions by government agencies will surpass $2 Billion in 2020, while the corporate public relations professionals will spend about $4 Billion on SOCMINT in 2020. After a few years of double-digit growth, the social media intelligence market is expected to slow down and stabilize at the robust growth rate of about 7%.

SOCMINT stands for Social Media Intelligence

Opinion

• Why protests over depictions of Mohammed are completely unjustified
• The Debate Over Gun Control Laws
• Ukrainians ready to endure hardship amid Russian strikes, DRI social media analysis suggests
• In the long run China’s economy is heavily burdened by the CCP legacy
• Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Turkish ballistic missiles could strike Athens

Dossier

• Why UK faces chronic labor shortages
• Battery Ventures Announces Sale of Physical-Security Technology Firm Qognify to Hexagon AB
• impak Ratings acquires Exerica, a London-based fintech data extraction firm
• Kentucky’s Wilderness Trail bourbon distillery to be sold to Italian maker of Campari
• Container xChange Survey: 60% of Freight Forwarders and NVOCCs Struggle to Monitor Movement of Shipping Containers

Analysis

• The Impact of COVID-19 on Public Social Spending: Rise and Fall of Public Social Spending
• What is happening in Japan’s bond market?
• Why private credit has become a magnet for finance executives
• Why nearly one-third of Americans rely on tax refunds
• China’s rapid reopening from COVID-19 has brought both joy and woe for world markets