Martin Hingley

Current

ITC Market Analyst and President at ITCandor Limited

Past

CRO at IDC EMEA
Senior Research Analyst at Inteco

Education

University of Oxford

Recommended

20 people have recommended Martin

Connections

189 connections

Industry

Information Technology and Services

Websites

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Martin Hingley’s Summary

To understand everything that's going on in the ITC industry in EMEA and the world.
To communicate research findings clearly with users, channels and vendors.
To apply my experience to understanding future industry trends
To help build an understanding of differences by technology, offering, country, vertical and business size.

Martin Hingley’s Specialties:

Connections with senior executives, a track record of support, an understanding of market research techniques and capabilities. A clear view of the downturn and practical ideas on how to survive.

Martin Hingley’s Experience

ITC Market Analyst and President

ITCandor Limited

(Information Technology and Services industry)

March 2009 — Present (11 months)

Martin is a self-motivated manager with many years experience working in the computer market research and vendor consulting area. He has formed business relationships with the most senior leaders in the IT industry and understands the mechanisms of this complex and dynamic market. He has a collaborative approach to management, leading through example and building consensus amongst his peers. As an analyst he believes in employing strong methodologies and accurate measurement as the basis for informed opinion and guidance.
CRO

IDC EMEA

(Privately Held; Market Research industry)

June 1986 — March 2009 (22 years 10 months)

Worked on qualitative topics such as CSR, Digital Marketplaces, Cloud Computing, Mobility, ...
Drove major projects on vendor revenue trends in EMEA...
Made lots of friends.
Senior Research Analyst

Inteco

(Information Technology and Services industry)

1983 — 1986 (3 years )

Martin Hingley’s Education

University of Oxford

MA , Literae Humaniores , 1978 — 1982

Spent a lot of my time at Oxford playing in local bands such as The Snakeyspat Band, Oasis, The Free Berkshire Army and Ash Tray and the Dog Ends. My local was the Warwick's Arms in Abingdon.

Activities and Societies:

I read Philosophy and Ancient History for Greats, played darts for Corpus Christi once (and won), played a little trad jazz - but wasn't in the Bullingdon club.