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
Earlier this week I had dinner with Michael Davies, founder of Mercator Partners, and some colleagues from the Centre for Scientific Enterprise and London Business School. Davies, like me, is
Lighthouse often works with companies that have to deal with negative reports from industry analysts. Not every negative report need to be treated like a crisis, but negative reports generally
CBRE, the international real estate company, has updated its global 50, which lists annual office costs per square foot, as real estate companies are a big business now a days
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
One of Lighthouse’s partners, Ikonami, is arranging a convoy with blankets, clothing, food and medicines to assist those affected by the eathquake in Pakistan (Ikonami is a software development boutique:
While many observers expected a rush of new entrants and expansion of existing players to fill the vacuum left after Gartner’s April acquisition of Meta, the reality in the Asia/Pacific
