https://www.nojitter.com/analyst-insight/five-thoughts-avaya%E2%80%99s-2024-analyst-summit
"but now it’s time for Masarek and the team to execute consistently to turn the roadmap and promises into trust so when stakeholders hear a promise, they know it will be fulfilled."
Remember "Hear me clearly?"
Simon Harris.... What a complete zero.
When AM talks on stage, he might as well just vomit on stage. Same thing.
Now, what is under that NDA?
The rumoured acquisition?
They are paid for all of these. However he did not prophesize and drop marketing lingo. Vast improvement and I agree. It should be recognized.
Yes ZK was paid to write that. And no there’s no credible analysis gone into it. It’s yet another replay of exactly what AM said on stage.
Interesting observation about ZK. I would credit head of marketing as having the wisdom, intellect and class to create a culture of earning praise based upon real results and not spin. He has clearly turned the ship and it gives permission to the analysts to actually properly "Analyze" as opposed to being puppets to what Analyst relations force feeds them. It's a wonder how the analyst liaison has been allowed to morphe into the new marketing team unscathed by their Trainwreck management of analysts from 2019-2023. Chameleons find a way to blend, but are not necessarily trustworthy.
This "analysis" tracks with Post ID: @1kze+1s6xjpKe comments
"While much of the content was NDA, many broader themes are worth mentioning"
Also. ZK has dramatically changed his style in regards to covering Avaya. He previously was the top propaganda cheerleader. He now, almost shockingly, is cautious and actually writing objectively and in the tone of conducting a non-biased analysis. It would appear even the Analysts evolved and learned from the lessons of the BS Simon Harris Marketing era. It's good to observe a transformation that is sound & logical. Bravo, ZK.
(NOTE-- Most UNLIKE SH ex marketing evangelists who still are bitter and blame everyone but themselves because they were the fools to believe that Avaya was wildly successful despite all the facts presenting otherwise).