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How do you treat research from industry analysts within the mix of quant and qual sources?

Lauren Craigie
Cortex Head of Marketing and Product MarketingAugust 30

If your buyers are reading their reports, I treat it with the same weight as competitor positioning. In that—even if it doesn’t align exactly with your view of the world (it’s probably 9-12 months behind where you WANT the majority of your market to be)—it’s still a message that your buyers are hearing.

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Axel Kirstetter
Guidewire Software VP Product Marketing | Formerly EIS Group, Datasite, Software AG, MicrostrategyJune 11

In an inbound capacity, it is a source of information that allows you to back up or shape your PoV. Sometimes they are spot on sometimes their insight does not apply. That said, if you have a seat with an analyst firm, its always worthwhile to run a query with them and ask for feedback. On the quant side. Usually I find it difficult to translate their conclusions into my circumstances and environment, as definition don't line up. I go back to the source data that is more usable.

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