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Ariana
Tiwari
Director of Product Marketing
Salesforce
Ariana Tiwari is the Director of Agentforce IT and HR Service Product Marketing at Salesforce, where she defines the future of agentic AI and automation for the modern enterprise. She previously served as the Head of Product Marketing at PandaDoc, a Series C unicorn, and led Product Marketing teams at Dropbox. Ariana holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Arts from Princeton University.
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10 June 2026 09:00 - 09:30
Fireside chat | Make competitive intelligence matter: Actionable, ethical intelligence that drives ROI
In an era of rapid innovation and constant disruption, competitive intelligence has evolved from passive monitoring into a strategic driver of decision-making. This fireside chat explores how organizations can turn competitive insights into actionable outcomes, while staying grounded in ethical practices. Through a candid conversation, Shuchi will unpack what “actionable competitive intelligence” really means: moving beyond data collection to delivering timely, decision-ready insights that shape product strategy, pricing, partnerships, and market positioning. The session will also explore how to anticipate customer and market trends, highlight practical frameworks, and address common pitfalls that limit impact. Equally important, the discussion will examine the ethical boundaries of competitive intelligence covering transparency, data sourcing, and responsible use, along with principles for building programs that are effective, compliant, and trustworthy. Attendees will leave with: - A clear definition of “actionable” competitive intelligence - Practical frameworks to turn insights into business decisions - Techniques to anticipate market and customer trends - Awareness of common competitive intelligence pitfalls and how to avoid them - Ethical guidelines for responsible, trustworthy intelligence practices