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RedMonk is Hiring: Data Scientists/Griots Please Apply

RedMonk is Hiring: Data Scientists/Griots Please Apply

By James Governor on July 29, 2011

RedMonk is hiring. RedMonk 1.0 was all about voice, and we certainly owned that, operating at a scale far exceeding our notional size. but

Posted in Business | Tagged analyst, Industry Analysts, redmonk | 2 Responses

It’s That Time of the Year: Top Lists. (No, Not Zuckerberg)

It’s That Time of the Year: Top Lists. (No, Not Zuckerberg)

By Zoli Erdos on December 16, 2010

Ok, so The Zuck is Man of the Year, and Julian Assange, while snubbed by Time Magazine, takes refuge in a mansion surrounded by a 600-acre park.  But Time is not the only one going through lists… it’s That Time of the Year, and professional organizations vote on their Top Lists.  I’m really proud to [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, award, influencer, top list | Leave a response

Blast Off To Constellation!

Blast Off To Constellation!

By R "Ray" Wang on November 9, 2010

First Things First.  Thank You Altimeter Group. The rumors are true.  I’ve left, but on good terms.  I remain a unit member and investor of Altimeter.  I wish my former colleagues the best.  In fact, Altimeter’s been doing great work.  The firm has grown from 10 to 135 clients in 13 months.  The team is [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged #crsch, Altimeter Group, analyst, Constellation, Constellation Research, ConstellationRG, CRCH, CRG, Industry analyst, research | 2 Responses

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Oracle’s Influencer Relations: Mom Are We There Yet?

By Steve Mann on September 21, 2010

A fellow Enterprise Irregular posed this question to the EI’s relative to the maturity of the industry and the acceptance of bloggers @ Oracle Open World:Especially after the Workday session where 20 of us from small and large firms all…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, blogger, communication, corporate culture, Enterprise Irregulars, influencer, OOW, oow10, OOW2010, oracle, Oracle Open World, sap, workdaytech | Leave a response

Two steps forward, one step backward for enterprise bloggers?

Two steps forward, one step backward for enterprise bloggers?

By Vinnie Mirchandani on September 21, 2010

This is an awkward post to write. I am at Oracle Open World as a guest of the some very hospitable individuals at the vendor. Yet, something happened yesterday which I think is important for the social world to discuss and debate. Dennis Howlett, Frank Scavo, a couple of journalists and I were initially allowed [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, blogger, Enterprise Irregulars, gartner, influencer, oracle, Oracle Open World, Ray Wang, salesforce.com | 2 Responses

Numbers, Volume 41

Numbers, Volume 41

By Michael Coté on February 24, 2010

KLM & GMail, Macs at work, Austin VCs, a billion pounds of data.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, apple, Consumer electronics, google, investment, Numbers, Personal computer, redmonk, Sony | Leave a response

Gartner buys Burton and the Analyst Consolidation Question

Gartner buys Burton and the Analyst Consolidation Question

By Michael Coté on January 5, 2010

With the news that Gartner is buying The Burton Group today, the topic of IT analyst consolidations is popping up again. While I’ve only been in the analyst world for 4 years now (come Feb 2010), working at a small firm has given me, I wager, more of a view into the machinations of the [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged amr, analyst, Burton, consolidation, Forrester Research, gartner, Industry Analysts, M&A, Open source | 2 Responses

The Cloud Adoption : Early Signs

The Cloud Adoption : Early Signs

By Sadagopan on December 11, 2009

Was in a closed door meet with some customers, influencers analyzing the state of the cloud computing market and the future directions including key players maturity, monetization and derivative impacts throughout the cloud landscape. The clear consens…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, cloud adoption, Cloud Computing, Emerging Trends, force.com, google, influencer, microsoft, salesforce.com | 1 Response

What To Do With The Gartner Magic Quadrant?

What To Do With The Gartner Magic Quadrant?

By Jason Corsello on December 7, 2009

As you may have noticed, last week Gartner published its annual E-Recruitment Magic Quadrant.  With every Magic Quadrant comes the press releases from vendors telling people how great Gartner thinks they are, other vendor quietly complaining about their precise positioning in the graph, and the myriads of “influencers” challenging Gartner’s vendor rankings due to their [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analyst, ATS, e-recruitment, gartner, iCIMS, knowledge infusion, Magic Quadrant, Peopleclick, recruiting, Silkroad, SuccessFactors, Successfactros, talent acquisition, Taleo, Total cost of ownership | 1 Response

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