ETR Earnings Calendar

With earnings season underway, the calendar is packed with companies that ETR tracks in our surveys, and while no single input can paint an entire picture, our forward-looking spending intentions have been proven to correlate to future revenues. As such, let’s take a look at what the recent data said about some of the companies … Read more

“Most Companies Get By Without Best-in-Class Security Tools” 

Our recent conversation with the Managing Director of Cyber Risk and CISO Advisory for a large consulting firm centered on information security vendors and macro trends. On the topic of spending priorities, he said it “is different by sector,” with “highly regulated industries such as banks” continuing to focus on pressing cybersecurity concerns and putting … Read more

No Séance Needed

Alongside the Oct 2022 Technology Spending Intentions Survey, ETR officially released a new Sales Forecast Model designed to close the gap between consensus and reported revenues using ETR’s spending intentions data. Walk through the features and functionality of the model, as well as some additional details.

Ghastly Earnings Gauntlet

Amidst an ominous economic backdrop, an eerie earnings season descends upon us, but fret not ETR followers, our apotropaic data will shield you from the ghouls and navigate the ghastly gauntlet. ETR’s macro data has captured declining tech budgets throughout the entire year and recent slowdowns in both PCs and Cloud numbers demonstrate just how … Read more

A Bakers Dozen

That’s right; it’s report season again. Not that ETR really ever stops its steady flow of fresh, hot data but every quarter immediately following the close of our Technology Spending Intentions Survey (TSIS), the research team works overtime to publish 70+ macro, sector, and vendor-specific reports in a very timely fashion. This morning we kicked … Read more

ICYMI: Macro Data

This is the 13th consecutive quarter over the past three years that ETR has captured Macro data, after initiating the Macro Views survey series in quick reaction to analyze the impacts brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic back in March of 2020. The survey has grown in depth and coverage since, mostly through client demand … Read more

Early Look: Macro Trends Survey

New data from ETR’s Macro Views Drill Down is now available on ETR. With less than a week left of polling, more than 1,100+ IT decision makers have spoken their minds on back-half spending in our October 2022 Technology Spending Intentions Survey (TSIS). Review the top highlights from the new data.

Trimming the Fat

ETR Insights recently interviewed the Manager of Enterprise Information Security for a large retail and distribution enterprise, who anticipates the impact of a macroeconomic downturn on retail and business spend and how this may influence their organization’s product implementation cycle, license counts, and cybersecurity budget allocation. Our guest reviews the current state of log aggregation … Read more

Dreamy Data for Salesforce?

Let’s begin with a quick look at the data collected to date on Salesforce.com. While the October 2022 Technology Spending Intentions Survey (TSIS) is still live in the field, ~600 IT decision makers have already submitted their updated second-half 2022 spending intentions for Salesforce. This survey period will remain open for two more weeks while … Read more

2H’22 Early Takeaways

With two weeks remaining in our polling period, 1000+ IT decision makers – representing over $550B in annual IT spend – have already participated in ETR’s 2H’22 Technology Spending Intentions Survey (TSIS), including 143 from Fortune 500 and 239 from Global 2000 organizations. ETR’s Research Team published an Early Takeaways report earlier this week, leveraging … Read more

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