It’s the Economy

The economy has always driven growth in data, analytics, and information solutions. Driving Growth in the Data Economy, the theme of Outsell’s Signature Event (October 4–5 at the amazing Boston Harbor Hotel), starts and stops with the economy. Our research shows why, and that’s the reason we set the stage with essential forecasts about what’s ahead by world renown Economists every year at our event.

For the past four years, Chris Giles, Economics Editor for the Financial Times, has taken the stage to fulfill this charter, and he’s a perennial favorite who is spot on with his observations and comes from our industry to boot. He’s amazing, pithy, and continuously rates as one of our top speakers.

Join us this year to get your dose of economic reality and have the baselines you’ll need for 2018 planning. What’s happening in emerging markets? How will China and India move the needle? What scenarios are likely with Brexit? Other Geopolitical risks? How are traditional markets, namely the US and Europe, faring, and how likely is that to continue? You can’t enter the new year, plan budgets, and do forecasts without a deep understanding of what’s happening in the economy. No matter what sector your data, analytics, or information company services, it’s health is largely tied to the economy alongside other technological or market factors. But the economy drives the engine of growth and doing a spot check on your assumptions is the best way to de-risk your 2018 plans. Don’t go into the year without your own personal pulse on how the economy looks in the coming 18 months. Dedicated to serving the needs of CEOs, COOs, MDs, and Presidents, this is a must-attend session.

Register today! Our team looks forward to seeing you there.

Anthea C. Stratigos is Co-founder & CEO of Outsell, Inc., the leading research and advisory firm focused exclusively on data, media, information, and technology. Get professional and personal lessons from a career spent mentoring successful leaders. Tell your story or ask a question — confidentially. Ask Anthea!