JAA'S Analyst Blog - Current Posts

Since the relaunch, JAA's traffic has been really growing, as is our following, and your support is greatly appreciated! For those who have signed up for the blog via RSS, we hope you continue following, and sharing with others is also appreciated.

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A short note for navigating this section - scroll below for the most recent posts, and then for more, click on the Blog Archive box, where you can view all of my posts, going back to the beginning in March 2005.

A publishing house I am not, but I really do try to get my newsletter out on the first week of the month. This time around the stars lined up nicely, both in terms of getting all the content ready by month-end, and the new month starting on a Monday - that’s neat and tidy.

The April issue went out yesterday morning, so subscribers should have it by now. Some tiny things were missed, however, and have since been fixed, and will be reflected when we do a second mailing around mid-month.

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If you don’t know, the main feature is our podcast, which I produce with long-time colleague Chris Fine, and this time around we talked about Enterprise Connect. You won’t hear these insights anywhere else, so if you’re still feeling the buzz from EC 2019, you’ll find this time well-spent.

I do share the podcasts publicly a few weeks after the newsletter goes out, so if you don’t want to subscribe and don’t mind waiting, you’ll still get a chance to give it a listen.

Starting this month, btw, you can do more than just listen to my podcasts. I’ve added a new feature - real-time transcription from Otter.ai - a pretty cool company - so you can just read along instead. Perhaps more interesting, you can read and listen, and along the way, you can see just how accurate the speech-to-text transcription is. This is pretty new for the collaboration space, and as I do more work here, you’ll be hearing about new use cases, and there will be many.

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