Evidence for a new discipline
EII Research produces the evidence base for Enterprise Intelligence — research programs, pilots, peer-reviewed publications, and the State of Enterprise Intelligence.
A governed research agenda
The EII Research Agenda prioritizes the questions that matter most to the discipline — measurement science, validation, and the translation of evidence into standards and practice.
Measurement Science
Rigorous, reproducible measurement of digital health.
Organizational Pilots
Real-world validation in participating enterprises.
Peer-Reviewed Publication
Credible, citable research outputs.
Active programs
State of Enterprise Intelligence 2026
The inaugural benchmark study establishing the current state of Enterprise Intelligence practice across industries.
Lead: Dr. Sarah Chen
Calls openDigital Biomarker Validation Study
Empirical validation of proposed digital biomarkers across diverse enterprise environments.
Lead: Prof. Michael Hart
Enterprise Digital Wellness Measurement Science
Develops rigorous, reproducible methods for measuring the digital health, resilience and Mission Readiness of the enterprise.
Lead: To be announced
CCF Organizational Pilot Program
Validates the Clinical Cybersecurity Framework in real enterprises through isolated, privacy-respecting pilot deployments.
Lead: To be announced
State of Enterprise Intelligence
An annual flagship assessment of the adoption, maturity, gaps and direction of Enterprise Intelligence as a discipline.
Lead: To be announced
Members-Only Research Programs
Full access to EII research programs — including program details, leadership, methodology, and calls for participation — is available to EII members.
EII members access research programs, incident cases, standards, policy analysis, interactive tools, and education.
Join a study or pilot
Organizations and individuals can participate in EII research. Pilot organizations receive private workspaces and see only their own data.
Open Calls for Participation
To be announced
Submit your research
EII welcomes paper submissions aligned with the research agenda. Submissions move through editorial screening, reviewer assignment, peer review, revision and publication — with optional blinded review.
Private, isolated research workspaces
Each pilot organization receives a private workspace. One organization's restricted research data is never mixed with another's. EII researchers access only authorized projects.
Pilot isolation
Strict data separation between participating organizations.
Authorized access
Researchers see only the projects they are assigned to.
The discipline's flagship report
An annual assessment of the state of Enterprise Intelligence as a discipline — adoption, maturity, gaps and direction.
State of Enterprise Intelligence 2026
Inaugural edition in development
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about EII research programs, calls for papers, funding opportunities, and how members contribute to the evidence base.