ANALYST 1:1 MEETING FAQ
Introduction to Analyst 1:1 Meetings at Everest Group Engage
What is an Analyst 1:1 Meeting?
Analyst 1:1 meetings are 20-minute in-person sessions with an Everest Group analyst conducted during Everest Group Engage. Analyst 1:1 meetings are designed to address questions based on the analyst’s research and areas of expertise. Our analysts can discuss many topics, but this list is a suggestion of topics they’re aligned to:
- Banking Financial Services and Insurance Tech and Operations
- Enterprise IT and Engineering Services
- Enterprise Intelligence and Automation
- Environment, Sustainability Governance (ESG)
- Experience and Trust (CXM)
- Finance Accounting Outsourcing, Procurement Outsourcing,
- Supply Chain Management / Enterprise Operations
- Global Business Services
- Healthcare Tech and Operations
- Human Resources Outsourcing and Talent
- Locations
- Markets and Executive Insights
- Pricing- Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
- Pricing-IT Apps
- Pricing-IT Infrastructure
- Retail/CPG Tech and Operations
- Strategic Sourcing and Vendor Management Office (VMO)
Do I have access to Analyst 1:1 Meetings?
Analyst 1:1 meetings are reserved exclusively for Everest Group Engage Event attendees. This includes all conference attendees including sponsoring company staff. Contact the Everest Group Events team if you have questions about your access to one-on-ones via [email protected]
How do I submit an Analyst 1:1 Meetings request?
Prior to the conference days, you will receive email instructions for how to request a one-on-one meeting with an Everest Group Expert.
What information should I include in my request?
Use the Analyst 1:1 submission form to request your first-choice and second-choice topics for discussion, and the open text field to provide any specific information or sub-topic that you’d like to discuss to help us put your request in context and deliver a more personalized response.
How many 1:1 Meetings can I request?
Entitled attendees can have one analyst one-on-one meeting request. If additional slots are available on-site, attendees may be invited to request more than one meeting.