Analyst Equity ranked top AR blog for relevance
I just spotted that the Technorati Blog Finder now ranks this blog top for relevance on “analyst relations”. Let’s see how long it lasts!
I just spotted that the Technorati Blog Finder now ranks this blog top for relevance on “analyst relations”. Let’s see how long it lasts!

At the AR Forum on October 3, BT’s Joanna Gluzman-Laukkanen will be speaking on career progress. To help set the scene, here is a guest post by EDHEC professor Monique Valcour. Imagine crafting a sustainable career for yourself. Year after year, you perform work that makes full use of your skills and challenges you to develop new…

Best practice analyst relations is changing. It is quickly being surpassed by strategic, relationship-based plans that show immediate results. In a Kea Company analyst relations webinar, Teri Green, Duncan Chapple and Stephen Miller will not only discuss shifts in the commonly-held ideas about ‘best practice’ but also outline a new frontier of excellence being established…

My colleague Elena Georgieva gave a great Lunch and Learn talk to CCgroup colleagues recently. I tweeted the highlights and, wow, it’s enough to make a blog post! A briefing is a great way to inform both analysts, and analyst research, on provider updates and market disruptions. Analysts may know less than spokespeople expect them…
Xerox, the world’s leading document management company, is the biggest gainer this month as it up 4 positions. The firm appears to be on the roll with the introduction of new printing solutions and its acquisition of Image Quest Inc has also helped it to raise its profile. Asus, the winner of the 2007 China…
The resignation of the industry’s most famous analyst, Peter Sondergaard, over workplace behaviour is an opportunity for the whole industry to take stock. I was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal for their report, and the grapevine is still buzzing with gossip about Sondergaard. However, the tensions and risks we have discussed above are not…
While many observers expected a rush of new entrants and expansion of existing players to fill the vacuum left after Gartner’s April acquisition of Meta, the reality in the Asia/Pacific region – where Meta had a reasonable market presence – has been a resounding silence. It is only now, as the non-competes of former Meta…
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Sorry mate, ARmadgeddon is there in first.
Oh well, we had three weeks at the top. I can’t complain.