AR classics: Developing an Ideal "Analyst Relations Process Model"
We continue to campaign about the need for an “Analyst Relations Process Model”. The basic idea is that there are five key activities in…
You’ll Never Do Research in This Town Again
Today’s New York Times has a further installment on the dispute the Altera which wrote about on Wednesday. Thanks to John Sun at Mobile…
Kable’s Ideal Government Project
Kable, the European analyst house focussed on the public sector, is continuing with The Ideal Government Project. I seem to recall that originally it…
Mobile Analyst Watch launches
Most blogs fail to get past the first ten postings, but Mobile Analyst Watch is now up and walking. Silicon Valley geek John Sun…
AR Classics: How AR makes firms grow 280% faster
Our annual Analyst Attitude Survey benchmarking study shows how the key principles of analyst relations success are the same in many tech markets, but…
Learning from Forrester’s ARM Council
Forrester Research’s long-term commitment to building up the ARM Council over the last two years gives a good idea of the effort required to…
An Analyst Receives a Time Out
According to an article from the New York Times, a Wall Street technology analyst has been forced to drop coverage of semiconductor leader Altera….
The Cunning Plan of Bloor Research
Bloor Research is back, big time, with new leadership and a Cunning Plan. A long conversation with Bloor Research’s CEO, Justin Speake, and founder…
An AR association will be hard work
ARmadgeddon’s post about the development of an AR association not only cited this blog (and neutrally, for once) but also got me thinking about…
The continuing rise of the ’boutiques’
Network World this week carries an interesting quotation from John Halamka, CIO of Harvard Medical School and CareGroup Healthcare System in Boston. “We had…
How world class AR grows telecoms firms 280% faster
Telecommunications and networking are two of the markets where analyst influence is the highest – and where analyst relations makes the biggest difference to…
What does outsourcing mean to German research buyers?
An interesting comment arrived today from a reader in Germany (After the US, the country with the most readers of this blog at the…