Gartner Blog Network
Gartner's Blog Network is a rich resource. It currently comprises personal insights from over 120 analysts, though these are not given the stamp of official Gartner analysis. There are also a handful of blogs on specific topics, which are given individual titles
This is InformationSpan's index to Gartner separately titled blogs, which are not linked from the Blog Network listings.
Some blogs are dormant; the indicators used are listed at the head of the list of blogs by analyst name.
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Titled blogs from Gartner
Gartner have a number of titled blogs; the list changes from time to time and isn't accurately reflected in Gartner's own indexes. Some blogs have postings within the last twelve months but are listed as Archived. And some blogs are listed under a heading which is not the same as the title on their front page.
Known blogs include:
•  Executive Programs Road Notes : thoughts from Gartner Executive Partners. A well kept secret, not discoverable from the Gartner site
•  Business Continuity introduced by Gartner in April 2009 in response to the potential Swine Flu pandemic, and providing Business Continuity advice in response to events. Included in Gartner Blog Home.
•  Symposium Live generated from Symposium. Including live Twitter feed and links to analyst blogs covering the event, so you can see what's going on even if you aren't there. Links to schedules and all the material, but only attendees see the content! Fully active only when Symposium is in session.
•  Mastering The Hype Cycle (has been dormant but is now active again). Authored by Jackie Fenn** and Mark Raskino** who work within Emerging Trends and Technologies.
•  Office of the Ombudsman (postings seem to emerge in twos and threes a year or so apart). Insight if you want to understand Gartner's policies and processes.
•  The following legacy blogs are no longer active:
  • Innovating Government (subtitled: How Governments manage new technology) - deleted
  • Communication Innovation (Tracking new directions in technology and services) - deleted
  • Application Architecture (formerly called Web Innovation). This link still works, but the last posting is Dec 2008 and the page does not display properly
  • Gartner no longer publish a direct index to these blogs.

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