Entity
  • RedMonk

    Created in 2002
  • BETA

    Up & running (A)
    Existing signals show a regular activity
  • Social networks

    8,158 10,661 1,114
  • Activities

  • Technologies

  • Entity types

  • Location

    145 Newbury St Fl 2, Portland, ME 04101, USA

    Portland

    United States of America

  • Employees

    Scale: 2-10

    Estimated: 10

  • Engaged corporates

    22
    2 15
  • Added in Motherbase

    5 years, 5 months ago
Description
  • Value proposition

    Whether it’s crunching public adoption numbers to make a recommendation to product teams on new programming languages to support, helping marketing craft developer-friendly messaging or helping senior leadership understand emerging developer-led trends and their implications, RedMonk exists to help companies understand and work with developers.

    We see a different world than most. We see:

    * A world increasingly dominated by the practitioner: the developer, designer, DBA, sysadmin or operator.
    * A world increasingly driven by bottom up adoption of open source software and cloud based hardware.
    * A world in which much of the software we deploy was built by Web companies.
    * A world in which decision making is distributed and social.
    * A world in which the kingmakers aren’t enterprise salespeople wearing expensive shoes and crisp blue cotton shirts, but hackers in t-shirts writing code.

    When we founded RedMonk in 2002, things were different. Other industry analyst firms were all about purchasing driven technology adoption, understanding dominant big vendors that sold software to a few senior executives in 18 month sales cycles, who then foisted their choices on to developers in the trenches.

    But we saw the change coming and helped the industry understand and prepare for it. With each year that passes, our thesis that developers are the New Kingmakers becomes less controversial. But even as the technology world has come around to the idea that developers are important, the question becomes: how best to engage with these new kingmakers?

    That’s what we do at RedMonk every day. If you’re looking for an analyst or research firm that understands developers, and is easy and fun to work with, we should talk.

    Developers, Industry Analysis, Research, Software, Cloud, Infrastructure, Open source, and Market research

Corporate interactions BETA
Corporate TypeTweets Articles
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
IT services, IT Services and IT Consulting
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
IT services, IT Services and IT Consulting
Not capitalistic
Partnership
Event

6 Nov 2017

9 Jul 2024



IBM
IBM
IT services, IT Services and IT Consulting
IBM
IT services, IT Services and IT Consulting
Other

20 Mar 2019

29 Jun 2024



American Airlines
American Airlines
Transport, Airlines and Aviation
American Airlines
Transport, Airlines and Aviation
Other

6 Oct 2019


Apple
Apple
Consumer Electronics, Computers and Electronics Manufacturing
Apple
Consumer Electronics, Computers and Electronics Manufacturing
Other

22 Apr 2020


Adobe
Adobe
IT services, Software Development
Adobe
IT services, Software Development
Not capitalistic
Not partnership
Event

5 Oct 2017


Nielsen
Nielsen
Polling institute, Software Development
Nielsen
Polling institute, Software Development
Other

13 Nov 2022


Marriott International Marriott International
Hospitality
Other

15 Feb 2019


United Airlines
United Airlines
Transport, Airlines and Aviation
United Airlines
Transport, Airlines and Aviation
Other

25 Aug 2021


Salesforce
Salesforce
IT services, Internet
Salesforce
IT services, Internet
Other

6 Feb 2020


Google
Google
IT services, Software Development
Google
IT services, Software Development
Other

16 Nov 2020


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