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New Era At RedMonk: Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Donnie!

New Era At RedMonk: Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere’s Donnie!

By James Governor on December 1, 2011

So today is Donnie Berkholz‘ first day as a RedMonk employee. When we started on the search to hire an analyst with deep analytics skills a few months back I had no idea we’d find somebody so good. We had plenty of outstanding candidates throw their hats in the ring, but Donnie has the skillset […]

Posted in Business | Tagged analystbusiness, data, developers, gentoo, mayo, redmonk

On The Analyst Business: Stars, Quadrants and Developers

On The Analyst Business: Stars, Quadrants and Developers

By James Governor on October 14, 2010

Gartner certainly fosters chatter in the “independent” analyst community. How could we not talk about the 900 lb Gorilla? Ever since the Altimeter Group got a gravitational slingshot from Forrester one of the topics under discussion is the Star Analyst firm, and whether a big firm can be one. Can larger firms celebrate their analysts […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Altimeter Group, analystbusiness, Burton, gartner, redmonk

I am not dying, I am a consultant

I am not dying, I am a consultant

By James Governor on May 20, 2010

My friend Hugh Macleod lives in Alpine Texas. He is a cartoonist and inspiration. Being in Alpine has given him enough isolation to turn the inspiration into work. One of his new shticks is business cards for selected influencers, pushing the social object angle. I made the list! I made the list! So now what? […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analystbusiness, gapingvoid, redmonk

“Gartner is not serious about social media”. Ya Think?

“Gartner is not serious about social media”. Ya Think?

By James Governor on May 12, 2010

In a recent post analyst watcher Carter Lusher claims: “Gartner is not serious about social media” I see things a little differently and as co-founder of the firm that has arguably done more to innovate industry analyst business and research models than anybody (paving the way for some outstanding new entrants into the field such […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analystbusiness, analysts, Forrester, Forrester Research, gartner, Online Communities, redmonk, Social Media

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