Clearing up after the financial storm after the last weeks, we see a rather different world economy. After the stock and currency revaluations, only 36 of the 100 firms with

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Barbara French, a savvy follower of the analyst industry, notes that the expansion of US analyst firms into China is unlikely to produce meaningful influence on technology purchasing there –

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The reality of the credit crisis and the potential for an economic downturn is a hugely important dynamic in our market. Lighthouse is proposing holding a seminar in May to

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It’s probably going to be a great year, with new challenges, for analyst relations professionals. While United States businesspeople may be able to produce a recession by acting out their

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Can brands survive in emerging markets? Today I’ve been hearing how Katerina Mavroidis, the Beijing-based global brand strategist, answers that question. For the last few years Mavroidis has been helping

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“How to build business relations in China?” “How to influence a Japanese decision-maker?” “How to source information from Korea?” When working with Chinese, Japanese and Korean industry analysts, these are

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My colleague Ivana Lazovic has been leading some fascinating research to see on which geographies analysts seem to be focusing their work. As you can imagine, it’s sort of question

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Longhaus has written an interesting article on the closure of Gartner’s consulting business in Australia, which touches on a real interest of mine: price elasticity. I’m drafting something on that,

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