We’re adding our voice to those, including the IIAR and Tekrati, who want to encourage readers in California to take advantage of a rare public appearance by Gideon Gartner. The Computer History Museum is hosting Gideon Gartner, in conversation with Neill Brownstein. The Museum promises “an evening of candid and personal insights on the rise…
We’re adding our voice to those, including the IIAR and Tekrati, who want to encourage readers in California to take advantage of a rare public appearance by Gideon Gartner. The Computer History Museum is hosting Gideon Gartner, in conversation with Neill Brownstein. The Museum promises “an evening of candid and personal insights on the rise…
Some folk with an interest in datacentres have contacted us after being telephoned by Lighthouse Research & Development, a Utah corporation. We have no connection to that business. If you are trying to contact them, try Randall Wardle, Project Manager there, via rwardle at go-lighthouse dot com. ===== Article from the blog of Lighthouse Analyst…
Ingram, the world’s largest book wholesaler, has taken over the distribution of Efrem Mallach’s book. The twentieth anniversary edition was published in 2007, and Win Them Over remains the first and best book on analyst relations — and the only such book to also address itself to the influence of consultants. It’s the perfect basis…
Developing a competitive and effective Analyst Relations programme is an absolute necessity for all firms today that are selling organizations valuable technology, communications or services. Firms not only need to communicate effectively with global and regional analysts but also continuously need to monitor the progress, and the RoI, of their analyst relations programs. All this…
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! ===== Article from the blog of Lighthouse Analyst Relations: https://influencerrelations.com/
Telecoms and tech companies based outside the US are giving up their listings on the NYSE. PCCW, Telstra, Telekom Austria and Vernalis are the latest to go, following Cable & Wireless and others. Changes being introduced at the NYSE in June allow firms to delist if less than five percent of their trading volume is…
Sam Higgins has written an article evaluating OSA, a project on open source and alternative analysis, in the new issue of Longview, the newsletter of Australian analyst firm Longhaus. Higgins stresses the need of analysis to be set in context, and how services are often needed to make research useable. When considering the role of…