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TBR is one of a select group to be included in Crayon’s new CI Partner Directory, which was created to help companies easily find the organizations that can supercharge their competitive intelligence (CI) efforts.
In TBR’s view, EY continues to operate through a global effort, complicated by regulatory and compliance requirements that vary by country as well as member firms’ different partnership structures. However, at multiple times during the discussion, EY leaders said the firm knew that cybersecurity services required being “local to be there with clients.”
Free webinar: Learn how telecom and cable operators are revamping their go-to-market strategies to improve the value proposition offered by their converged mobility and broadband service packages, how U.S. operators are revamping their go-to-market and operational strategies in response to inflationary pressures, and how 5G development is advancing in the U.S. and its impact on the competitive landscape and capex spending
The ecosystem CSPs belong to is not waiting to capitalize on these new technologies and market opportunities, nor is it waiting for CSPs
Technology Business Research, Inc. (TBR) announces on-demand availability of all webinars for the 2023 Predictions series. Predictions is an annual TBR series examining market trends and business changes in key markets. 2023 covered segments include cloud & software, devices, digital transformation, IT infrastructure, professional services, federal IT services, and telecom.
Free webinar: Learn which megatrends TBR is seeing across clients’ competitive and market intelligence organizations so far in 2023, how to optimize your CI and/or MI functions for success, and benchmarks on CI and MI function structure, size, growth, reporting, deliverables and tools
Discover the two main forces shaping TBR’s outlook for the digital transformation market and how they can help you capture analytics and insights opportunities while reducing and managing expenses
Developing and deploying KIQs requires creativity and precision, mixed with experience, so we wanted to share five tips we’re learned from over 20 years in this business
There’s no one playbook or set of “hacks” that can help you build models that are actionable for addressing your business challenges. For that, only collaboration and iteration (read: hard work) will do. However, there are a number of key success factors that we believe can help ensure that a CI/MI.
A model is only as valuable as the validation, sourcing and trust that underly the numbers. In other parts of this series, we’ve talked about what a financial model is and how it can be used, but none of those things matter without trust in the data. At TBR, this fact plays into every step of working with clients on financial modeling engagements: upfront, during the modeling process, and in the final delivery of the models and our recommendations based on them. Here are some of the techniques we recommend for building trust in your financial models.
