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Why a Book on Infonomics?
by Doug Laney | August 23, 2017
With its publication less than a month away, many people who have heard about, got a sneak peak of, or pre-ordered my book, Infonomics: How to Monetize, Manage, and Measure...
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Q&A Following "10 Ways CDOs Fail and How to Avoid the Traps" Webinar
by Doug Laney | October 7, 2016
During my October 06, 2016 webinar "Ten Ways CDOs Fail and How to Avoid the Traps" (replay available), attendees asked a number of great questions about how Gartner sees the role...
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The (Possible) Tax Advantages of Bartering with Information
by Doug Laney | August 10, 2014
As you swipe your loyalty card at the grocery store, the register automatically discounts certain items in your basket as they pass by the scanner. But is it really a...
