You’ve got two high-powered speaking slots to fill at your company’s major event. Why not help the profile of the AR team by getting the gaps in the roster from
The growth of free and freemium analyst research is a fascinating development. In a way, it’s an acceleration of what we’ve seen in the analyst industry, previously, in the form
Analyst relations is often a career silo. As a result, professionals often need to look for other areas into which their skills transfer. In this video (perhaps better for last
Show me the money! AR professionals need to start talking more about changes on the industry side, on the analysts’ side. How things are changing for analysts – as businesses
Telesperience, the podcast newsletter about the telecommunications industry, has interviewed Lighthouse’s Duncan Chapple and Sun’s Gordon Davies about the impact of industry analysts. Chapple was interviewed by his former Ovum
Duncan Chapple and Marius Jost discuss how analyst firms are changing in a recently-recorded podcast. In the mp3 recording, the two former analysts discuss what what means for the way
The IIAR’s new research on international AR has prompted an interesting question: how big are the analyst and analyst relations communities outside North America? It’s a useful question, because some
Our credo series seems topical this month. Analysts turn over in their research areas less frequently than analyst relations professionals, even if they change firms. They have long memories too.
