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Monday’s Musings: The Controversy Surrounding Gartner’s CRM Market Share Analysis

Monday’s Musings: The Controversy Surrounding Gartner’s CRM Market Share Analysis

By R "Ray" Wang on May 6, 2013

The Gartner Market Share Analysis:CRM Software Report Raises Questions On Accuracy of Market Sizing Reports The recent Gartner report “Market Share Analysis: Customer Relationship Management Software, Worldwide, 2012” has generated some controversy among the enterprise software set.  The report and other reports such as these, are often used for bragging rights by vendors and for [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged #archat, #GartnerCRM, analyst relations, Apps Strategy, Chief Customer Officer, Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Sales Officer, Chief Service Officer, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Cloud options, Cloud Wars, CMO, Constellation Research, CRM, customer relationship management, customer relationship management (CRM), customer service, CXP, enterprise, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, Enterprise Business Apps Vendors, enterprise class, enterprise software, erp, gartner, ibm, IIAR, Kirill Tartarinov, Legacy Analyst firms, Market Sizing, Monday's Musings, oracle, Oracle Siebel, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, salesforce.com, sap, SAP CRM, siebel, Siebel Systems, Software Insider, Software Insider Index, Software Insider Insights™, SoftwareInsider, vendor strategy | Leave a response

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Put the Open Back in Oracle Open World: Why Oracle Needs to Influence the Influencers

By Josh Greenbaum on October 4, 2012

I was finally enlightened as to why I find Oracle’s annual customer event, Oracle Open World, to be an increasingly frustrating and largely unfulfilling experience. For the last few years I have been laboring under the misperception that one of the goals of this event was to inform the influencers about key Oracle technology and [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged analyst relations, influencers, OOW, oow12, oracle | Leave a response

Three Tactical Analyst/Blogger/Influencer Relations Engagement Tips

Three Tactical Analyst/Blogger/Influencer Relations Engagement Tips

By Jason Busch on October 25, 2011

I used to write from time-to-time on the ways that the provider community can get the attention of the more busy (and senior) bloggers and analysts. Many of these approaches are now old hat (e.g., focus on conversations outside of form…

Posted in Business | Tagged analyst relations, Public relations | Leave a response

Living in the Present is SO Yesterday

Living in the Present is SO Yesterday

By Merv Adrian on August 7, 2010

It’s an occupational hazard of living in the future that analysts can begin to ignore the present – unless we make it a practice to seek it out. Here in the Valley, that can be difficult, when being a week behind the latest version of something the rest of the world hasn’t heard of yet [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged ADBMS, Amazon, analyst relations, ibm, Industry Analysts, kindle, Mirchandani, oracle, Research Industry, Vendor image and communications | 1 Response

White Paper Sponsorship and Labeling

White Paper Sponsorship and Labeling

By Merv Adrian on August 1, 2010

My friend Curt Monash has taken Oracle to task for the way it labels its web pages that contain download links for analyst reports, and I took some collateral damage in the process. It was embarrassing to me, but an important discussion, and I thought I ought to share some ideas about the whole issue. [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst relations, Curt Monash, disclosure, oracle, Research Industry, Sponsorship, technology research, White paper | 2 Responses

The 7 Tenets Of Building A “Star Analyst” Firm

The 7 Tenets Of Building A “Star Analyst” Firm

By R "Ray" Wang on July 25, 2010

Inspired By The Lessons Learned From Others Before Me One day on a family vacation in June 2009, my dad came up to me and said, “Son, why are you working so hard for someone else?”  Coming from my father, a “company man” who worked 30 years at the same company and rose from the [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1. Star Quality Requirement, 2. Analyst Friendly Policies and IP Rules, 3. Analyst Firm Self-Ownershipo, 4. Collaborative Environment, 5. Greater Transparency And Strong Code of Ethics, 6. LIfestyle Friendly Autonomy, Accountability, analyst relations, analyst strategy, Excellence, Honor, Humility, Industry analyst, Integrity, Objectivity, Personal Log, Personal responsibility, Respect for others, star analyst | 2 Responses

Decoding BI Market Share Numbers – Play Sudoku With Analysts

Decoding BI Market Share Numbers – Play Sudoku With Analysts

By Merv Adrian on July 21, 2010

In a recent post I discussed Oracle’s market share in BI, based on a press-published chart taken from IDC data – showing Oracle coming in second. As often happens in such discussions, I got quite a few direct emails and twitter messages – some in no uncertain terms – about why the particular metric I [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst relations, analytics, BI, business intelligence, data integration, Data Management, Data Warehousing, Dataquest, enterprise performance management, Explorer, gartner, hyperion, ibm, idc, microsoft, MIcroStrategy, OBIEE, OLAP, oracle, performance management, Research Industry, sap, SAS, technology research, Vendor image and communications | 5 Responses

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