Wrap-up: Netscout vs. Gartner re. Magic Quadrant positioning
Wrap-up of @NetScout vs. @Gartner_inc re #MagicQuadrant pieces by @DuncanChapple @stiennon @DavidFCarr #archat
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[GUEST POST] Big Dogs don’t yap: the secret ingredient for MQ success
Blog courtesy of: Simon Levin (IIAR Board Member) What is it that makes the difference when it comes to making the step up into the Leaders section of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant? Ever wondered what companies who gain recognition as Leaders have in common? Having seen four of our MQ Tune-Up clients gain Leaders status for the
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[GUEST POST] Timing is everything
There’s no penalty for jumping the gun On your marks. Get Set. Go. When the starting gun goes off, there is always going to be a rush of adrenalin, a surge of excitement, and a striving to get up to speed and do your best. But when the starting gun goes off in relation to
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Is shooting on the referee productive?
Contentious conversation 1 – integrity of analysts and the future of AR Blog by Tom Bittman from Gartner: A Rant – My Integrity as an Analyst Summary: Gartner analyst angry that he has to justify his integrity My view: Edelman trust barometer consistently shows that over the past few years analysts are the most trusted
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IIAR> AR Forum: MQs, accreditation and a debate on IT services – all in the same evening
Those of us fortunate enough to be able to attend* yesterday’s IIAR> Analyst Relations Forum enjoyed a treat. Ed Gyurko presented the latest IIAR whitepaper on Magic Quadrant submissions (available from Monday, free of charge to members). It will prove immensely useful to those who have to work on the seminal Gartner reports. Following Ed
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