Sun’s Claire Giordano has pointed out that Gartner’s Symposium and IT Expo are worth only what you put into in. As I recover from the double jet-lag of going there
My former Ovum colleague Mark Wiggins sent me an interesting comment, with perfect timing, just after Gartner’s 2005 ITXpo closed and as the Symposium slowed down. Mark had left Ovum’s
CMP’s magazine for CIOs, Optimize, has surveyed its readers and concluded that most of them find Gartner to be the most influential firm. This is what they say — add
What happens when An Analyst Works For Your Competitor? Information Week has picked up on one of the most interest stories being talked about here at Symposium: Howard Dresner, one
Former Nike CFO Bob Falcone‘s investment fund has bought Gartner’s 70-strong custom research business, along with some strong relationships with firms like HP, Microsoft and Intel. The Portland, Oregon, business
I’ve been mulling over an article by Martin Waller. Waller reports some research into equity analysts that shows that analysts’ confidence about the market, as tracked by the ratio between
I’ve just returned from some meetings in Germany, and can report a real surprise. Two software analyst boutiques [Schwetz Consulting and Naujoks & Collegen] have started the 2005/2006 round of
Experton Group has just published a survey of 60 German enterprises on their IT priorities, budget plans, outsourcing inclinations, industry trends and preferred suppliers and IT services for companies in
