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Prasada Analyst Relations is a consultancy dedicated to industry analyst relations.
Its sole aim is to help build lasting and fruitful relationships between IT vendors and their target analysts through a programme of intensive profiling, supported by comprehensive market intelligence.
Prasada focuses on the analyst community as a specialist audience. Feedback from analysts confirms that this is the most appropriate and effective way to manage an analyst relations programme.
Prasada Analyst Relations is headed by Lore Ridings, who brings to Prasada an IT industry experience of over ten years, covering the whole IT sector from hardware, software and services to specialist applications and technologies.
Client experience includes: Accenture, Amdahl, Articon-Integralis, Baan, Cramer Systems, Freemarkets, Hewlett Packard, Iomega, PeopleSoft, Platinum Technology, SeeBeyond, Software AG, Staffware, Siemens, Sun Microsystems, Telisma, VERITAS Software and Xerox.
For more information about Prasada Analyst Relations and how we can make a difference, click on the info button below to email us at info@prasada.net or call us on +44 (0)1306 889829
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SERVICES
A high impact Analyst Relations programme is built on strong relationships! Pro-active management
of these relationships will ensure vendors can:
Prasada's range of services is founded on the core capabilities needed to deliver such a comprehensive and pro-active approach to the management of vendor/analyst relationships.
Prasada's programmes will:
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ANALYST INTRO
A Starter package for a company new to analyst relations to enable the company to 'hit the road' well prepared. The package is project based and includes:
CONTACT PROGRAMME
Full analyst relationship management programme on retainer basis including:
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STRATEGY WORKSHOPS
Prasada's strategy and/or content development workshops are designed to help vendors define - or refresh - their goals and market positioning. The sessions are aimed at company management teams and will be led by an experienced analyst or consultant.
They would typically cover:
ANALYST RELATIONS TRAINING
One day sessions, either in-house for a single company or mixed sessions at an external venue, for a maximum of five participants. The programme will cover analyst relationship management 'best practice' and an experienced analyst will conduct 'mock' briefing sessions.
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DISCUSSION FORUMS
Prasada holds regular industry analyst forums to discuss analyst relations 'best practice', analyst issues surrounding changes/convergence/developments of existing technologies, 'hot' market trends and directions, new technologies, and vertical market developments.
A recent forum covered technology and business issues in the increasingly complex mobile/wireless telecommunications industry, and highlighted the convergence of technology and business model analysis.
Comments from delegates:
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"The presentations were both informative and interactive and the event provided excellent opportunities for networking. Attending was definitely a good investment of |
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"A very helpful introduction to developing and maintaining effective relationships with the analyst community". |
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"The small, focussed workshop environment, combined with the range of expertise of the presenters - analyst/journalist/ analyst relations consultant - ensured that the discussion not only covered specific issues, but was also very topical on what's new and currently happening. It helped broaden our understanding of 'the big picture' and put our own areas 'in context'." |
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For information about future forums, or to log your specific topic/interest, click here:
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INDUSTRY ANALYSTS
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“As technology complexity increases and users need to be ever more vigilant about technology selection and investment, the role of analysts is becoming more and more important. Hence good analyst relations are key.” |
The Industry Analysts are among the leading influencers in the information technology industry.
They provide strategic, independent advice and sales recommendations to many commercial organisations and have the most influential voice in the sales process, after personal/peer group recommendations.
They are approached by the media and investment community for comment and clarification and have a high profile on the conference circuit.
The analysts are therefore an absolutely essential audience for all IT vendors, not only to brief them on their products, but also to function as a two-way sounding board to help shape their own business models and go-to-market strategy.
Building and maintaining relationships between analysts and IT vendors is rapidly growing in importance, and gaining its rightful dedicated place in the marketing department.
It is a complex and maturing function which not all companies can always effectively manage in-house. For them outsourcing to a dedicated analyst relations team can be the ideal solution.
Prasada Analyst Relations helps IT vendors reach the right analysts to achieve clearness of vision and clarity of communication.
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