TechValidate Research on Frost & Sullivan


Case Study: Software Company finds Tremendous Content in F&S eBulletins

Introduction

This case study of a medium enterprise computer software company is based on a January 2015 survey of Frost & Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletin customers by TechValidate, a 3rd-party research service. The profiled company asked to have their name blinded to protect their confidentiality.

Challenges

  • Solved the following challenges with the Frost and Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletin:
    • Keeping up-to-date on the latest trends
    • Finding credible sources for thought leadership and best practices

Use Case

  • Has shared or forwarded a Frost & Sullivan eBulletin.
  • Have leveraged content from Frost & Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletin in the following ways:
    • Stimulated new ideas
    • Improved process with the information gathered
  • Has often learned about new trends and solutions from the Frost & Sullivan Quarterly eBulletin.
  • Finds the following to be the most valuable elements of the Frost & Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletins:
    • Best practices with thought leadership from peers
    • News and insight from Frost & Sullivan analysts

Results

  • Rated the value of the content they find in Frost & Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletins as the following compared to other online newsletters:
    • More credible
    • More valuable
  • Would recommend the Frost & Sullivan Quarterly eBulletin to a peer.
  • They are more likely to purchase products from a 3rd party solution provider that they learned about through a Frost & Sullivan eBulletin.
  • Rated the value of the content they’ve received via Frost & Sullivan’s Quarterly eBulletins as very valuable.




About This Data

This data was sourced directly from verified users of Frost & Sullivan by TechValidate.

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