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I've found that generally you can extract the Gartner magic quadrant charts for particular product categories through a simple Google Image search. This in itse
by trilinearnz 6y ago
I've found that generally you can extract the Gartner magic quadrant charts for particular product categories through a simple Google Image search. This in itself can give you a good "first blush" of the competitive profile of a market.
G2 is another avenue, albeit at a less scientific level. It gives you a leader/loser chart similar to the magic quadrant.
For anything more detailed, you pretty much have to pay up to the usual suspects of market research firms. Maybe you could form a syndicate of other interested parties to contribute to the full cost?
- mindcrime 6y agoAlso, vendors that are mentioned in those Magic Quadrant reports sometimes get copies they can (and do) distribute gratis. They will often be linked on their website, but you may have to "sign up" and give them your email address to get the download.
- cloudking 6y agoThanks both! This was really helpful, found a few free reports already with this method