Re: [projectvrm] VRM as an advertising search term

[Dan Miller < >]

Michael Moaz is most likely the person you want to reach. I know him, but not well. Would be happy to connect you. 

On Tuesday, August 25, 2015, Doc Searls <
 
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> I think that’s a good call. And I should contact Gartner.
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> > On Aug 25, 2015, at 10:26 AM, Philip Browning <
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> > Would suggest it's possibly an accidental misdirection and simply draws on the Gartner defn of VRM:
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> > http://www.gartner.com/it-glossary/vendor-risk-management
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> > Doc - have you ever had interactions with Gartner about the use of the acronym VRM?! Perhaps you should - as an education exercise if nothing more! ;)
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> > Subject: [projectvrm] VRM as an advertising search term
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> > Just looked up “Vendor Relationship Management” on Google, and at the top of the results is an ad for VRM (with the Wikipedia definition) by a company called Vendor Insight: <http://www.vendorinsight.com/>. It’s a B2B thing, about vendor risk management, and has zero to do with what we’re about here. But it’s interesting that they use VRM (as we define it, via Wikipedia) as bait.
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