As digital change continues to dominate the agenda of the global C-Suite, organizations across all industries and geographies must make deeper investments to disrupt or be disrupted. Where do you start? How do you narrow down the list of options, especially when looking to digitally transform your organization?

 

We are thrilled to announce the latest updates to the Constellation ShortList™ portfolio. This research highlights the key players when considering investments across all of our coverage areas, including field service, data management, healthcare, analytics, social engagement, employee experience, blockchain and more.

One of the biggest challenges customers often face is excessive marketing hype during vendor selection. We get down to the core on each list and choose products and services to consider based on technology investment, use cases, strategic vision, customer value, executive leadership and price. For the listed vendors, we don’t make them jump through hoops or pay to play. You are getting true analysis and guidance. We want the best of the best highlighted for our clients looking to buy. And it’s free – so even if you aren’t a client, you can still access these resources. No catch!

Today we released 21 new and updated lists:

Each offering meets the threshold criteria as determined by our analysts through client inquiries, partner conversations, customer references, vendor selection projects, market share and internal research. Each list will be updated at least once per year, based on market changes.

For more information, visit https://www.constellationr.com/shortlist

Be sure to check back next Wednesday for the final updates for the quarter.

Business Research Themes

Data to Decisions, Marketing Transformation, Digital Safety & Privacy, Future of Work, Matrix Commerce, New C-Suite, Next-Generation Customer Experience, Tech Optimization

Roles

Chief Customer Officer, Chief Digital Officer, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Marketing Officer