Gartner Peer Insights integration with Gartner.com

Learn more about each in detail below:

Once the new Magic Quadrant document is published and all Gartner Peer Insights data-based reports for the old markets are archived, the Gartner Peer Insights team will move the reviews from the two Gartner Peer Insights markets into the new consolidated market, based on the vendors’ products meeting 50% of the product/service Gartner Peer Insights features rule from the market definition. The consolidated Magic Quadrant is considered new research and listed as “new” research in the Publication Calendar on Gartner.com.

Users are able to click on a dot to see more information on that vendor's ratings and reviews. Each review preview includes a link back to read the full review for context, as well as a link to read all reviews.

While the "User Reviews" tab highlights the ratings of vendors featured in the MQ, users can also scroll down to see reviews from vendors not in the MQ. This provides users with additional vendors to potentially consider, providing visibility to vendors who are not featured in the MQ, but may have reviews in the corresponding market on Gartner Peer Insights. These vendors are ordered from highest to lowest number of reviews, with at least 1 published review in the market.

Once the new Magic Quadrant document is published and all Gartner Peer Insights data-based reports for the old markets are archived, the Gartner Peer Insights team will move the reviews from the two Gartner Peer Insights markets into the new consolidated market, based on the vendors’ products meeting 50% of the product/service Gartner Peer Insights features rule from the market definition. The consolidated Magic Quadrant is considered new research and listed as “new” research in the Publication Calendar on Gartner.com.

Please work with the analysts authoring your note for more information on how GPI will factor into your evaluation.

For more information, please visit the Research Integration FAQ's and the Gartner Magic Quadrant FAQ's. Email methodologies@gartner.com with any questions on this process.

The “Voice of the Customer” (VOC) is a document that synthesizes Gartner Peer Insights’ reviews into insights for IT decision makers. This aggregated peer perspective, along with the individual detailed reviews, is complementary to Gartner analyst insights and can play a key role in Gartner clients' buying process, as it focuses on direct peer experiences of implementing and operating a solution. Only vendors with 20 or more eligible published reviews (and 15 or more ratings for “Capabilities” and “Support/Delivery”) during the specified 18-month submission period are included. Reviews from vendor partners or end users of companies with less than $50M in revenue are excluded from this methodology. See the full “Voice of the Customer” methodology here.

Vendors placed in the upper-right quadrant of the “Voice of the Customer” quadrants are recognized with the Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice distinction, denoted with a Customers’ Choice badge. The recognized vendors meet or exceed both the market average Overall Experience and the market average User Interest and Adoption.

Please note: Vendors who are not listed in the corresponding MQ may still be considered for mention in the VOC report if they meet the eligibility criteria as described in the methodology here.

The document highlights some key insights for the market based on 18 months of reviews, and will also point the reader to particular ways to use the Peer Insights site in the buying process.

Vendors featured in the Voice of the Customer may license the report as a reprint for content marketing and lead generation.

​Learn more about the Gartner Peer Insights Voice of the Customer Report
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The Gartner Peer Insights 'Peer Lessons Learned' report analyzes Peer Insights reviews in a market to identify lessons learned implementing the enterprise solutions. This report focuses on the responses to the questions: “If you could start over, what would your organization do differently?” and “What one piece of advice would you give other prospective customers?”

The peer advice results both from successful implementation projects and learnings based on what went wrong. This peer perspective, along with the individual detailed reviews, is complementary to Gartner analyst insights and provides a holistic view to the implementation process. The top themes in this peer advice are summarized in a figure. The report also highlights key lessons learned and most cited recommendations by Peer Insights reviewers to help enterprise leaders in the implementation process of the given market space.

Vendors may license the report as a reprint for content marketing and lead generation.

​Learn more about the Gartner Peer Insights Peer Lessons Learned Report
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