Browsing All posts tagged under »analysts«

Do You Remember the Game King Of The Hill?

August 24, 2025

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Who are The Kings of ProcureTech's Hill and why are they there?

Phil Fersht and Duncan Jones on the Death of The Analyst

July 20, 2025

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Why is AI a threat to procurement industry analysts?

To Achieve ProcureTech Success Do You Know Where To TAP?

June 4, 2025

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What are the differences in an organization between those who decide on a ProcureTech solution, and those who make it work?

Are we at the beginning of a procurement industry “brain drain?”

August 9, 2024

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For whom do Procurement Industry Analysts work?

More tech talk: Why consultants and analysts should stop trying to eat the whole buffet all at once.

June 19, 2024

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Why is it time to step back from th Solution Provider Buffet?

Analyst Map Inductee: The Four Cornerstones Of Learning In The Digital AI Era

May 6, 2024

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How do you measure or quantify the success of an industry analyst?

Who is responsible for the success of procurement’s digital AI transformation?

April 24, 2024

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Analysts, Providers, and Practitioners - Which group should take the lead and responsibility for procurement's digital AI transformation success?

What’s on the menu? Should industry analysts and bloggers have to reveal their revenue source? by Jon Hansen

July 30, 2015

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“Analyst objectivity and accuracy is an issue that is frequently debated. Much of the criticism appears to focus on the business relationships between analysts and the technology providers that are the subjects of their research. In short, analyst firms often rely heavily on revenues from the technology providers they cover.”* In yesterday’s post, I revealed the […]

Why Mickey North Rizza can’t go home again . . . or can she?

June 21, 2013

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In Part 2 of yesterday’s post in which I wrote about Jason Busch’s proclamation that he is moving on regarding his “thinking,” I was posed with an interesting question. If after spending years with a service provider, a journalist/analyst may lack the necessary objectivity to “effectively” cover the market, what are my thoughts if this […]