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Below are upcoming Forrester reports and surveys. Please note that this list does not include Quick Takes, which are driven by market events and/or client Inquiries. Dates, titles, authors, and topics of our planned research are subject to change at any time.
How networks, software, and sensors will combine to create computing services that are ubiquitous and invisible.
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How big data accelerates companies' move to more process-driven strategy and action.
Our annual survey of information workers offers insights into their preferences and uses of technology.
Successful coalition loyalty programs like Nectar and Airmiles cover a majority share of consumer spend and offer a neutral currency and loyalty card across multiple partners, covering grocery, financial services, travel, and fuel. But, to date, this model for loyalty programs has yet to catch hold in the US. And, there is some confusion in the marketplace as to what true coalition loyalty really is, and isn't. This report will explore the coalition loyalty model and its prospects in the US.
Forrester clients often face a hybrid challenge with customer-facing websites: optimizing both security and user experience. The tightest security can be a usability disaster, and the most user-friendly user identification methods can put business assets at security risk. Poor online account recovery processes are costing businesses millions of dollars in operational costs to their contact centers as well as losses due to fraud. This report provides an assessment framework that helps security professionals identify scenario-specific login security and usability issues and make improvements in both -- rather than treating them as a zero-sum game.
How corporate and service-provider data centers will evolve over the next 5 years.
Details to follow.