Techtel’s IT spending forecasts came our way today. It’s a fascinating piece of empiricism. Techtel’s forecast averages estimates, by a panel of interested individuals, about changes in the IT environment
RHK, the $4.5m analyst house following the global telecom industry, has been bought by Ovum in the last hour. RHK is one of the most global of the US analyst
Forrester’s string of successes over the last financial year has been capped off nicely. GigaWorld 2005 attracted 900 participants in Dallas and almost 700 in Prague; it marked the first
Ovum Consulting will be one topic of interest to Ovum shareholders at its AGM later this month. The firm’s accounts make interesting reading. Despite suffering from the weak US dollar,
Pleon says that Decision making is not getting any easier – Analysts help buyers make a vendor or product selection. An interesting comment, from research by Darwin, that analysts sales
EDS releases Q3 2004 results after battle with auditors. This is another interesting article from Ovum: it shows the increasing trend of analysts to cover the issue of financial stability
Fighting for government contracts: This is a very interesting development: The NHS has appointed Ovum as the go-to people for suppliers interested in selling national infrastructure to the NHS.
Corigin, the data extraction and migration software vendors, recently selected Bloor Research as its major analyst partner, after evaluating ten other firms. “Working effectively with analysts enables vendors to reach
