Evaluating the effectiveness of analyst outreach is Lighthouse’s key activity. One insight it gives us is that even vendors with well-resourced and positive media relations often develop poor relationships with

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Why is the business model for the analyst firms so different in the German-speaking regions? The greater interest in custom consulting projects outstrips demand for research. This is great news

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Professors W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne of INSEAD, a well-known business school in Fontainebleau, France, whose book Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition

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The discussions around how analysts spend their time remind me of just how big of a percentage of time analysts spend supporting new client and renewal sales cycles, and further,

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There’s been a nasty spat over on ARmadgeddon over the question of whether industry analysts spend enough time researching. Look here, there and everywhere. The dispute is this: the clatch

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When analyst relation appeared as a community, in the 1980s, a lot of AR specialists were focusing on both consultants and analysts. The first edition of Efrem Mallach’s book, for

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Last week we were lucky enough to get some time to speak with Chris Lafond, Gartner’s CFO, and discuss the integration of META’s operations. It’s an issue of great interest

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Each January Lighthouse surveys an international group of CIOs to find out how, and why, they are using industry analysts. The scale of the study is quite unique. Across Europe,

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