More than 2,000 Antara educational licences in universities

This year we have reached a milestone we are particularly pleased about: more than 2,000 Antara educational licences have been used by students and lecturers at universities and training centres in Europe, the Americas and Asia. It is not just a nice figure: it is a growing community of future professionals who are already training with the same tools used by leading companies to monitor their competitive and technological environment.

In the five components of the Total Quality Model, Society is a key component, placed before Capital. Antara’s educational programme is part of that key component of contribution to Society and is aligned with our paradigm of conscious capitalism.

An educational programme designed for teaching

Antara offers free educational licences so that students can practise competitive intelligence and technology watch in a real environment. Lecturers can manage the licences from a dedicated faculty dashboard, creating working groups and tracking student activity with just a few clicks.

In addition, we can pre-load intelligence cases so that students tackle challenges similar to those faced by our corporate clients. In this way, the course stops being just theory and becomes a laboratory for strategic decisions based on real market signals.

More than software: a genuine teaching partnership

To date, we have worked with more than 30 universities across three continents, combining educational licences with the active participation of our team in the classroom: seminars, workshops and talks – both in person and online – on the Intelligence Function and its applications in business.

Our aim is simple: to help you integrate competitive and technology intelligence into your modules without having to start from scratch.

If you are training those who will make decisions tomorrow, let’s talk.

We would be delighted to explore with you how to incorporate Antara Mussol into your teaching programmes.

To find out more, visit the educational section.