Sorry for the double-post, but if nobody else wants to "pitch" a way to make the Batman Incorporated concept work better, I will.
The first thing to do, IMO, is to make Batman Incorporated an initiative that Bruce Wayne started in secret and was secretly funding, with the intention being to at some point gather its members together to fight crime on a global scale.
Second, it should be something that ultimately exists without Bruce himself and that only comes to fruition after his death, serving as a sort of legacy for him, with his successor as Batman being tasked with gathering its members and leading them.
Third, it needs to be more gender-inclusive (with at least 3 female members), more international, and more methodologically diverse, with each member having his or her own individual methodology while still adhering, for the most part, to ideals and moral codes that generally line up with Bruce's.
In terms of individual members, here's what I was thinking:
Batman (somebody other than Bruce)
Knight (a genderbent Cyril Sheldrake)
Squire (Beryl Hutchinson)
El Gaucho
Cassandra Cain (Orphan)
An older Damien Wayne using a moniker other than Robin
Nightrunner
David Zavimbe using a moniker other than Batwing
The Native American heroine Owl-Woman, albeit with more Court of Owls and Batman-esque trappings
