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  • Forrester’s mistaken advice flies in the face of experience

    Forrester’s mistaken advice flies in the face of experience

    • December 17, 2008
    • By Duncan Chapple
    • Analyst relations, Forrester, Measurement
    • 1 comment

    Tekrati founder Barbara French and Forrester’s Kevin Lucas have different views on the alignment of AR to sales. Forrester argues that even though many AR professionals say that their focus is facilitating sales,  instead their goal should be whatever the [...]

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  • First AR Café on November 11

    First AR Café on November 11

    • October 10, 2008
    • By Duncan Chapple
    • Forrester, Institute of IAR
    • no comments

    The IIAR is launching the AR Café with an opportunity to meet Forrester Research Vice President and Principal Analyst, Ray Wang, on November 11th in London. The AR Café is a chance for IIAR members (only!) to meet analysts and [...]

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  • Forrester buys Jupiter: sign of recession, not business as usual

    Forrester buys Jupiter: sign of recession, not business as usual

    • August 5, 2008
    • By Duncan Chapple
    • Forrester
    • 3 comments

    $23 million plus some debt seems like a small price to pay for Jupiter Research, once one of the bigger names in the analyst industry. It should help Forrester’s stock price to continue its upward curve, which has seen it [...]

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  • IIAR awards: don’t forget who the voters were

    • June 2, 2008
    • By Duncan Chapple
    • Analyst Equity - Most read recently, Analyst firms, Boutiques, Forrester, Institute of IAR
    • 8 comments

    The IIAR has announced the winners of the 2008 Analyst of the Year award, on its blog. The key award goes to R. ‘Ray’ Wang, at Forrester Research – which also wins the awards for Analyst Firm of the Year. [...]

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  • Are Industry Analysts Objective? Or what?

    • March 5, 2008
    • By Duncan
    • Forrester, Gartner
    • 3 comments

    Nancy Shapira-Aronovic, a Tel Aviv partner of Knowledge Capital Group, has triggered an interesting discussion on her blog. She asks readers what they think of KCG’s view that vendors cannot buy the opinions of Forrester and Gartner’s research and advisory [...]

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  • Who will police the police? AllTheAnalysts.com?

    Who will police the police? AllTheAnalysts.com?

    • January 18, 2008
    • By Duncan Chapple
    • Analyst industry, Forrester
    • 3 comments

    In an episode of The Simpsons when Homer creates a vigilante group to track down a cat burglar, Lisa, concerned over their abuse of power asks: “If you’re the police, who will police the police?” to which Homer replies: “I [...]

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  • AR managers rate Forrester, IDC, Ovum and Yankee as risers

    AR managers rate Forrester, IDC, Ovum and Yankee as risers

    • December 6, 2007
    • By Duncan
    • 451/Yankee, Forrester, IDC, Influencer Relations, Ovum
    • 1 comment

    I’ve just been looking at the results from a recent survey of vendor-side Analyst Relations managers. It asked how influential they rated certain analyst firms as being, and then whether they are rising of falling in influence. I don’t know [...]

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  • Forrester’s mammoth AR Survey: why reply?

    • November 15, 2007
    • By Duncan
    • Forrester
    • no comments

    Reedwan Iqbal is conducting Forrester’s “AR Annual Budget Survey”, which seems to be a new Forrester survey of AR budgets and costs at global and regional AR teams. Our clients received invites mid-week, and were asked to reply by Tuesday [...]

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  • Forrester continues to warn AR away from alignment with sales

    • September 27, 2007
    • By Duncan
    • Forrester, Webinars
    • no comments

    Our concerns about the evenness of role-based research are deepened by Forrester’s latest AR research AR’s Graveyard: Unmet Sales Commitments. Forrester’s guidance is that, because most AR teams struggle to show how they contribute to their firm’s bottom line, they [...]

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  • Picking up the money Gartner and Forrester leave on the table

    • September 18, 2007
    • By Duncan
    • Boardroom, Forrester, Gartner
    • no comments

    Gartner and Forrester’s increasing focus on global $1bn-plus firms is leaving money on the table for firms like IDC, Berlecon, NelsonHall, Burton, Pierre Audoin Consultants and Springboard to pick up. That’s the conclusion I’ve come to after a lunch with [...]

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