Between the lab and the boardroom.

I work at the Department of Information Technologies (KIT), Faculty of Informatics and Statistics, VŠE. I teach Open Source Intelligence, Competitive Intelligence, and External Data and Information Sources to bachelor's students and to master's students training as data analysts.

I specialize in competitive intelligence, technology foresight, open data and information management. With the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics and the Faculty of International Relations I designed the master's specialization Intelligence Studies in Business, which prepares students to work with information in a complex global environment.

In practice I advise on competitive intelligence, due diligence, patent and trademark analytics, and advanced research across the surface and deep web. I run training and workshops on technology intelligence, OSINT, digital investigation and prompt engineering for R&D teams, technology companies, public institutions and startups. My talks bring the context of geopolitical events, OSINT and artificial intelligence together.

What companies most often gain: the intelligence cycle built directly into their decision-making, practical AI at the individual level, from prompt engineering through the right tools to agentic systems, and sources they never knew existed. The result is a marked saving of time in getting verified data and sharper critical thinking across the team.

At first glance the academic and business worlds can look like they barely mix. The opposite is true, and that's exactly your advantage: I bring you the knowledge and experience of both.