Advancing the Science and Practice of Enterprise Intelligence
The Enterprise Intelligence Institute brings together leaders, practitioners, researchers, educators and innovators to advance the knowledge, standards and professional practice required to understand and improve the health, resilience, intelligence and Mission Readiness of the modern enterprise.
Enterprise Intelligence becomes useful when you can put it into practice.
- Discover the evidence.
- Shape the standards.
- Learn the discipline.
- Practice it through EII Round.
- Connect with the professional community.
- Apply it to the real enterprise.
One discipline for the collective effect of the digital enterprise
Cybersecurity. Artificial intelligence. Data. Identity. Technology. Resilience. Governance. People. Business operations. These disciplines increasingly affect one another — yet no common profession exists to understand their collective effect on organizational health and Mission Readiness.
Enterprise Intelligence creates that common professional discipline: a shared language, a shared evidence base, and a shared practice for understanding and improving the modern enterprise.
What Is Enterprise Intelligence?Six pillars of a single profession
EII advances Enterprise Intelligence through six interconnected institutional programs — from the production of new knowledge to its application in real enterprises.
Research
Discover the evidence behind Enterprise Intelligence.
EII Research Commons
Standards
Help shape the standards and professional methods of the emerging discipline.
EII Working Groups
Education
Build your capability through EII University and professional development.
EII University
Professional Practice
Bring a real enterprise question and put Enterprise Intelligence to work.
EII Round™
Community
Join the professional community building Enterprise Intelligence together.
EII Exchange
Enterprise Impact
Apply EII methods, tools and evidence to enterprise condition and Mission Readiness.
Enterprise Clinical Lab™
Bring the question.
Start an EII Round.
Every organization has reports, dashboards, risks, AI recommendations, alerts, plans and competing opinions. EII Round brings them together around one real question.
- 01What condition are we in?
- 02What evidence supports that understanding?
- 03What are we assuming?
- 04How could we be wrong?
- 05What does this mean to the mission?
- 06What should we do next?
- 07Who has authority to act?
- 08How will we know whether it worked?
How healthy is the digital enterprise?
Enterprise Digital Wellness is the organizational philosophy at the heart of Enterprise Intelligence — a desired condition in which the enterprise's digital anatomy and physiology sustain its mission, rather than threaten it.
It reframes security and technology from a defensive checklist into a clinical practice: observe, measure, understand, diagnose, improve, adapt — and achieve Mission Readiness.
Explore the Clinical Cybersecurity FrameworkAI Can Think Faster.
The Enterprise Must Think Better.
EII Clinical AI applies clinical thinking, informatics, measurement, systems science, and professional judgment to the intelligent enterprise — understanding not just what AI can do, but how AI affects enterprise condition, human judgment, governance, resilience, and Mission Readiness.
Explore your enterprise. Understand its dependencies. Practice decisions. Improve its wellness.
One model of an enterprise, examined four ways: a human anatomy teaching model, the enterprise's own digital anatomy, a mission account, and the two side by side. Build a model, inspect every relationship, see what is not yet known, and carry it into an EII Round.
Interpretation
Human anatomy provides a learning analogy. Enterprise relationships require their own evidence and professional interpretation.
Nothing here is live, nothing here changes a real system, and unknown is recorded as unknown rather than as healthy. Browser views only — no immersive session is offered in this release.
Full lab access is à-la-carte: no membership tier includes it. Buy it in the store, or ask EII to grant it to your account.
The Age of Intelligence requires a new professional discipline.
AI is changing how enterprises discover, analyze, predict, decide, and act.
As machines become more capable, the need for qualified human judgment does not disappear. It becomes more consequential.
Enterprise Intelligence brings together evidence, informatics, professional judgment, governance, accountability, and Mission Readiness to help organizations understand not simply what their technology is doing — but what it means.
Evidence for a new discipline
Digital Biomarker Validation Study
Empirical validation of proposed digital biomarkers across diverse enterprise environments.
State of Enterprise Intelligence 2026
The inaugural benchmark study establishing the current state of Enterprise Intelligence practice across industries.
Calls openState of Enterprise Intelligence
An annual flagship assessment of the adoption, maturity, gaps and direction of Enterprise Intelligence as a discipline.
Governed, transparent, credible
Working groups develop Enterprise Intelligence standards through a formal lifecycle — from proposal to public comment to ballot.
EII University - to https://eii.edu
Transform EII University from a professional education platform into a legally authorized, degree-granting, institutionally accredited postsecondary institution.
Enterprise Digital Wellness & Trust Working Group
Investigate what conditions justify trust in the digital enterprise, and whether EII's clinical approach to observation, evidence, digital biomarkers, digital vital signs, enterprise digital wellness, professional judgment, intervention, monitoring, and mission readiness can produce a more evidence-based and operational understanding of Digital Trust.
Clinical Decision and Coordination System Working Group
Develop, test, and maintain a shared operating framework that helps people and AI-supported teams understand enterprise conditions, evaluate evidence, coordinate interventions, and adapt when circumstances change.
Where the profession gathers
Events to be announced
The first EII events will be published here as they are confirmed.
A growing professional institution
These figures reflect actual platform data — not projections.
Live Now
Accountability... or Someone to Blame?
Human Judgment in the Age of AI
When AI is in the decision, where does accountability actually land - on the person, on the system, or on the institution that deployed it? A live session on keeping human judgment in the loop.
From the Institute
EII Round™: The Flagship Operating Practice for Enterprise Intelligence
EII Round™ is the flagship member experience and professional practice of the Enterprise Intelligence Institute. It converts the Institute's frameworks, research, tools and professional methods into one repeatable operating experience: from purpose and context through observation, evidence, competing explanations, structured challenge, professional judgment, authority, intervention, monitoring and reassessment.
Enterprise Intelligence Institute Appoints Patrick J. Doliny as Board Chair and Executive Director
The Enterprise Intelligence Institute announces the appointment of Patrick J. Doliny as Board Chair and Executive Director. Doliny, a seasoned technology and cybersecurity executive and retired USMC lieutenant colonel, will guide the Institute's governance, strategic direction and institutional development.
Enterprise Intelligence Institute Launches at Founding Assembly, Establishing a New Profession
On September 18, 2026, the Enterprise Intelligence Institute was formally established at its inaugural Founding Assembly. The founding cohort signed the Founding Declaration (IEI-001), constituted the Founding Council, recognized the inaugural Founding Fellows, and inaugurated the Institute's research agenda and three inaugural working groups.
CISO LIABILITY WATCH EU Cyber Resilience Act Turns Cyber Reporting Into an Evidence Problem
September 10, 2026 | Enterprise Intelligence Institute On September 11, 2026, a major element of the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) becomes operational. Manufacturers of products with digital elements will be required to report certain actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents through the EU’s reporting process. The initial warning can be due within 24 hours of awareness, followed by a fuller notification within 72 hours, with final reporting obligations afterward.
Explore membership.
Put Enterprise Intelligence to work.
Join the professional community advancing Enterprise Intelligence. Members can learn through EII University, connect through EII Exchange, practice through EII Round, explore research and standards, and use eligible EII member tools to apply the discipline to real enterprise questions.
Unlock the EII member experience
Membership provides access to EII member benefits and tools based on membership class and entitlement. Licensed Toolkit resources, institutional services and restricted contributor environments may require additional authorization.
- Discover the evidence.
- Shape the standards.
- Learn the discipline.
- Practice it.
- Belong to the community.
- Apply it to the enterprise.
Approved partners and institutional members
Partner and sponsor relationships are approved by EII administration. Sponsorship does not purchase standards influence, credentials, or governance authority.
Partner announcements to come
Approved partners will be displayed here once institutional relationships are confirmed by EII administration.
Stay close to the discipline
The Institute's newsletter — research, standards, events and institutional developments, curated for leaders, practitioners, researchers and students of Enterprise Intelligence.
- Research agenda updates
- Standards exposure drafts and public comment
- Founding Assembly developments
- Calls for participation and papers