Analyst Profile
Gareth Herschel
Gareth Herschel
Research Director
Atlanta, GA USA
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Years of Experience
15 years at Gartner
17 years IT industry
Areas of Coverage
Business Intelligence
Customer Relationship Management

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Roles and Responsibilities
Gareth Herschel is the lead analyst on the use of analytics to drive improved business performance in the area of customer relationships. Today's analytical enterprise uses metrics to improve (not just track) performance, employs predictive analytics to drive better decisions, and applies social network analysis and text mining to improve understanding of customer segmentation, value and satisfaction across the marketing and customer service channels.
Previous Experience
Previously, Mr. Herschel trained as a business analyst in finance and logistics functions of IT companies.
Professional Background
IBM, Business Strategy and Modeling Analyst, 1 year
ICL, Logistics Analyst, 1 year
Education
Degree (honors), business administration, University of Bath, England




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The Gartner CRM Vendor Guide, 2010 13-Aug-2010 Jim Davies, Michael Maoz, Adam Sarner, Ed Thompson, Gareth Herschel, Gene Alvarez, Johan Jacobs, Michael Dunne, Sharon A. Mertz, John Radcliffe, Drew Kraus, Matthew Goldman, Robert P. Desisto, Denise Ganly, Twiggy Lo, Steve Cramoysan, Carol Rozwell, Kimberly Collins, TJ Singh, Chris Fletcher, Tsuyoshi Ebina
First Steps for Social CRM: The Gartner CRM Team's Perspective 20-Jul-2010 Adam Sarner, Michael Dunne, Kimberly Collins, Jim Davies, Ed Thompson, Michael Maoz, Johan Jacobs, Chris Fletcher, Gene Alvarez, Gareth Herschel
Magic Quadrant for Social CRM 29-Jun-2010 Adam Sarner, Ed Thompson, Jeffrey Mann, Michael Dunne, Jim Davies, Chris Fletcher, Gene Alvarez, Gareth Herschel, Michael Maoz
CRM in 2020: The Gartner CRM Team's Perspective 06-Apr-2010 Jim Davies, Ed Thompson, Michael Maoz, Kimberly Collins, Michael Dunne, Johan Jacobs, Chris Fletcher, Gene Alvarez, Adam Sarner, Matthew Goldman, Gareth Herschel
Clarifying the Many Meanings of "Analytics" 31-Mar-2010 Gareth Herschel, Bill Hostmann, Nigel Rayner, Andreas Bitterer