Navigantium X

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Navigantium X is our AI intelligence and monitoring system. It identifies external developments that may affect an organisation’s reputation, operations or decision making.

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Navigantium X tracks five principal areas - geopolitics, economics, politics, the environment and reputation - using global media, social media, OSINT, public data, dark web, and other relevant sources. Its purpose is to identify material change early and assess what may affect a client’s reputation, operations or decision-making.

The platform is built around the client. It monitors the issues, markets, stakeholders and threat actors most relevant to their position, then assesses available intelligence, capability, intent, timescale and likely impact. This helps distinguish between background noise, emerging issues and matters requiring action.

In practice, Navigantium X can support market entry or withdrawal, transactions, politically sensitive operations, corporate closures, activist campaigns, executive reputation, major announcements and crisis response. It provides an early-warning and decision-support layer beneath Navigantium’s communications, reputation and special situations work.

It may be used to support:

  • market entry or withdrawal

  • major transactions and investments

  • politically sensitive operations

  • corporate restructures and closures

  • high-profile announcements

  • litigation and regulatory matters

  • activist or stakeholder campaigns

  • executive and principal reputation

  • major events

  • crisis preparation and response

The platform provides the intelligence layer beneath Navigantium’s strategic communications, reputation and special situations work.

Deloitte

Prada

Arsenal FC

The Commonwealth

The FA

The Vatican

United Nations

UNHCR

UNESCO

UNOCT

UNOCHA

UNDP

UN COP

World Economic Forum

World Food Programme

Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

World Bank

African Union

Lloyds Register Foundation

Stimson Center

World Vision

International Peace Institute

United States Institute of Peace

Geneva Centre For Security Policy

Bloomberg

ITV

Sky News

The Independent

Forbes

Der Spiegel

Washington Post

BBC World

New York Times

Politico

CNN

The Smithsonian

British Library

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