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Gartner — Investor Day (February 2013)

148 slides from Gartner's investor day presentation, Feb 14, 2013

  1. Slide 1: Gartner

    Gartner

  2. Slide 2: Group Vice President, Investor Relations Brian Shipman

    Group Vice President, Investor Relations Brian Shipman

  3. Slide 3: Forward Looking Statements

    Forward Looking Statements Statements contained in this presentation regarding the growth and prospects of the business, the Company's projected 2013 financial results, long - term objectives and all other statements in this presentation other than recitation of historical facts are forward looking

  4. Slide 4: Agenda

    Agenda Business Overview Gene Hall Research Peter Sondergaard Events Alwyn Dawkins Consulting Per Anders Waern Break Sales David Godfrey Financial Overview Chris Lafond Summary / Q&A Gene Hall and Chris Lafond

  5. Slide 5: Gartner

    Gartner

  6. Slide 6: Why Gartner

    Why Gartner Exceptional Business Model Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  7. Slide 7: Extraordinary Research Insight

    18% Gartner Consulting Business 10% Gartner Events Business Gartner Note: Percentages based on midpoint of 2013 revenue guidance. Gartner Research Business 72% Extraordinary Research Insight

  8. Slide 8: Gartner Research

    Gartner Research • Contract Value • Revenue • Earnings • EBITDA • Cash Flow Consistent, double - digit growth Extraordinary Research Insight Events Consulting Research

  9. Slide 9: A Vast, Untapped Market Opportunity

    A Vast, Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** 12 18 5 4 8 Other* Front - line IT Professionals Supply Chain CIOs IT Functional Leaders $ 47 Billion Source: Gartner internal estimates * technology, professional services , telecommunications and investors ** 2012 ending contract value Market Opp

  10. Slide 10: Winning Growth Strategy

    Winning Growth Strategy Performance - Driven Leadership Team Continuous Improvement and Innovation

  11. Slide 11: Turning Our Strategy into Action

    Turning Our Strategy into Action Key Initiative V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 New Initiative V2 V3 V4 V5 New Initiative V2 V3 V4

  12. Slide 12: Extraordinary Research Insight

    Extraordinary Research Insight 2005 Today Focus on Critical Topics V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 Expanded Coverage Areas Enterprise Architecture Supply Chain Tech Professionals

  13. Slide 13: Extraordinary Research Insight

    2005 Today Extraordinary Research Insight Strong Sales Capability High - Value, Differentiated Offerings World Class Service

  14. Slide 14: Performance Driven Leadership Team

    US Non - US Performance Driven Leadership Team Tenure World - Class Talent Global 7 years Avg Tenure in Role External 38% Acquisition 15% Promotion 46% 13 years Avg Tenure at Gartner Nationality Source of Leadership

  15. Slide 15: Contract Value, EBITDA, EPS and Free Cash Flow 2004-2013E

    2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E Free Cash Flow 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E Contract Value Normalized EBITDA EPS from Continuing Operations 13% 15% 45% 34%

  16. Slide 16: Gartner

    Gartner

  17. Slide 17: Senior Vice President, Research Peter Sondergaard

    Senior Vice President, Research Peter Sondergaard

  18. Slide 18: Why Gartner

    Why Gartner Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  19. Slide 19: Nexus of Forces

    Nexus of Forces Gartner.

  20. Slide 20: Technology Spending as Percentage of Disposable Income

    Technology Spending as Percentage of Disposable Income 2015 1980 2011 3.5% .8% 3%

  21. Slide 21: Disruptive Vendors and Established Vendors

    Apple Disruptive Vendors Established Vendors IBM

  22. Slide 22: Overall IT Market

    Overall IT Market Trillions of US$ 2016 2011 Gartner Worldwide IT Spending Forecast, 4Q12 Devices Datacenter Software Services Telecom

  23. Slide 23: Gartner

    Gartner

  24. Slide 24: Mass Digitization

    Mass Digitization Client Retention New Revenues

  25. Slide 25: Every Budget is an IT Budget

    Every Budget is an IT Budget

  26. Slide 26: Gartner Predicts: Chief Digital Officer

    Gartner Predicts By 2015, 25% of Organizations Will Have a Chief Digital Officer

  27. Slide 27: Big Data Job Roles

    Information Management Officer {Big Data Engineer Fraud Scioutist ‘Data Scientist ‘Hpc Engineer {nfoconomist” ata Steward Analytic Seine, Intron Prd Ariost Aivanced Analytics Analyst Algorithins Sciontist (Dats Harggstion iJ ‘Data Security Architect NoSGL DBR Finanela Artolyet, $ ‘Data Scie Business

  28. Slide 28: Big Data Demand Will Reach 4.4 Million Jobs

    By 2015, Big Data Demand Will Reach 4.4 Million Jobs Globally But Only 1/3 of Those Jobs Will Be Filled Gartner Predicts

  29. Slide 29: The New Information Economy

    The New Information Economy

  30. Slide 30: Information Drives The Next Economic Cycle

    New Jobs. New Revenue. New Skills. Information Drives The Next Economic Cycle

  31. Slide 31: 2012 Client Key Initiatives

    2012 Client Key Initiatives Source: Gartner.com Data, January 2013 2 Mobile Enterprise Strategy 3 IT Strategic Planning 4 Enterprise Architecture Program 5 Data Center Modernization and Consolidation 7 IT Governance 8 ITIL and Process Improvement 9 Application Development 10 Program and Portfolio Ma

  32. Slide 32: 2006 Client Key Initiatives

    2006 Client Key Initiatives Source: Gartner.com Data, January 2007 4 Application Development 5 ERP & Supply Chain Management 6 Mobile & Wireless 7 Customer Relationship Management 8 Application Integration and Middleware 9 Outsourcing 10 Emerging Technologies 1 IT Strategic Planning 2 Security & Pri

  33. Slide 33: Extraordinary Research Insight

    Gartner Research Business Gartner Consulting Business 18% 72% Extraordinary Research Insight 10% Gartner Events Business Gartner Note: Percentages based on midpoint of 2013 revenue guidance.

  34. Slide 34: Gartner Research Model: The Research Process

    Gartner Research Model The Research Process PEOPLE PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION PROCESSES PROPRIETARY DATA AND ANALYTICS

  35. Slide 35: Research Model: The People — Analysts

    Gartner Research Model The People — Analysts Over 900 analysts in 29 countries Over 150 based in APAC, over 210 based i n Europe Minimum 12 years of experience at time of hire 6 0 % have 20+ years of industry experience 150 210 550 Subject Matter Experts PEOPLE

  36. Slide 36: Research Model: The Research Process

    Gartner Research Model The Research Process Decision Makers in 13,305 organizations Academic Institutions Technology & Service Providers 12,000 briefings Investors PROCESSES

  37. Slide 37: Research Model: Processes

    Gartner Research Model The Research Process Transparency Objectivity Quality PROCESSES

  38. Slide 38: Research Process: Client Key Initiatives

    2 Mobile Enterprise Strategy 3 IT Strategic Planning 4 Enterprise Architecture 5 Data Center Modernization and Consolidation Rank Key Initiative 1 Cloud Computing Gartner Research Model The Research Process PROCESSES

  39. Slide 39: Research Model: Proprietary Data and Analytics

    Gartner Research Model Proprietary Data and Analytics 38 Over 3 ,900 contract reviews and almost 12,000 strategy reviews A terabyte of continually updated market data 5,500 IT Cost and Price benchmarks 265,000 interactions 5.2 million document page views 4.9 million end - user searches per year PROP

  40. Slide 40: Research Model: Packaging and Presentation

    Written Actionable Advice Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION Interactions

  41. Slide 41: Research Model: Packaging and Presentation

    Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION

  42. Slide 42: Packaging and Presentation: Overview & Roadmap

    “2012 Strategic Road Map for Mobility” “Agenda for Mobile Infra & Ops” “Predicts 2012: Mobile & Wireless” • Hype Cycles: “Mobile Device Technologies, 2012” “Consumer Services and Mobile Applications, 2012” Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION Overview & Roadma

  43. Slide 43: Packaging and Presentation: Select Solution

    Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION • Magic Quadrants: “Mobile Device Management Software” “Mobile AD Platforms” “Mobile Data Protection” “Consumer Mobile Applications” “IT Market Clock for Enterprise Mobility” Overview & Roadmap Select Solution

  44. Slide 44: Packaging and Presentation: Deploy

    Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION • How to Maximize the Value of Mobile and Social Commerce • Mobile Solution Analyzer Manual Deploy Overview & Roadmap Select Solution

  45. Slide 45: Packaging and Presentation: Operate & Evolve

    • Toolkit : Bring Your Own Device: Mobile Device Policy Template • much more research… Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation Deploy Overview & Roadmap Select Solution Operate & Evolve PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION

  46. Slide 46: Packaging and Presentation: Telephone Inquiries

    Gartner Research Model Packaging and Presentation PACKAGING AND PRESENTATION Deploy Overview & Roadmap Select Solution Operate & Evolve Telephone inquiries

  47. Slide 47: Gartner Research Business

    72% People Process Proprietary Data Packaging Gartner Research Business Gartner Research Note: Percentages based on midpoint of 2013 revenue guidance. Highly differentiated insight delivered primarily through digital media subscriptions Gartner Research Business

  48. Slide 48: Gartner for IT Executives

    Gartner for IT Executives Equips CIOs with the role - specific tools and knowledge they need to deliver exceptional business results for their organizations Gartner Research Vast Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** Source: Gartner internal estimates * technology, professional services , tele

  49. Slide 49: Gartner for IT Leaders

    Gartner Research Vast Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** $ 47 Billion Other* Front - line IT Professionals Supply Chain CIOs IT Functional Leaders 12 18 5 4 8 Gartner for IT Leaders Provides IT leaders with just - in - time, role - specific insight and advice from Gartner analysts to drive

  50. Slide 50: Gartner for Technical Professionals

    Gartner Research Vast Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** $ 47 Billion Other* Front - line IT Professionals Supply Chain CIOs IT Functional Leaders 12 18 5 4 8 Gartner for Technical Professionals Provides IT technical professionals with in - depth advice to drive technology architecture deci

  51. Slide 51: Gartner for Supply Chain Leaders

    Gartner for Supply Chain Leaders Provides Supply Chain leaders within different industries advice and tools to optimize and drive success on critical initiatives around their specific value chain Gartner Research Vast Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** $ 47 Billion Other* Front - line IT Pr

  52. Slide 52: Gartner for Business Leaders

    Gartner Research Vast Untapped Market Opportunity $ 1.3 Billion** $ 47 Billion Other* Front - line IT Professionals Supply Chain CIOs IT Functional Leaders 12 18 5 4 8 Gartner for Business Leaders Provides business leaders in Technology and Service providers with the tools and insight to ensure they

  53. Slide 53: Continuous Product Innovation

    Continuous Product Innovation Content Technology Platform Usability/ interface

  54. Slide 54: Strong Value Proposition

    Strong Value Proposition Right direction, right away Immediate shortlists on key initiatives Contract proposal reviews Best - practice budget benchmark Global perspective Best practice by vertical industry Strategic guidance Making the right decision Personal development Increased credibility Save T

  55. Slide 55: Why Gartner

    Why Gartner Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  56. Slide 56: Senior Vice President, Gartner Events Alwyn Dawkins

    Senior Vice President, Gartner Events Alwyn Dawkins

  57. Slide 57: Gartner Events

    Gartner Events Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  58. Slide 58: Gartner Events Business

    Gartner Events Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business Differentiated live events leveraging research content Gartner Events Business

  59. Slide 59: Gartner Events Business

    Gartner Events Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business Differentiated live events leveraging research content Gartner Events Business

  60. Slide 60: Our mission: the MUST ATTEND event

    Make every conference we produce the MUST ATTEND event for the communities we serve Our mission:

  61. Slide 61: World's Leading IT Conference Producer

    Gartner Events 62 Events 6 Continents World’s Leading IT Conference Producer 46,307 Attendees 1,839 Exhibitors Gartner Events Business Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business

  62. Slide 62: Gartner Events: Current Relevant Actionable

    Gartner Events Current Relevant Actionable Gartner Events Business Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business

  63. Slide 63: Gartner Events: Current Relevant Actionable

    Gartner Events Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business Current Relevant Actionable Gartner Events Business

  64. Slide 64: Attendee Value Proposition

    Attendee Value Proposition Face - to - face Analyst interaction Industry leaders Unparalleled peer networking Access to leading solution providers Actionable advice

  65. Slide 65: Attendee Value Proposition

    Attendee Value Proposition 64 Face - to - face Analyst interaction Industry leaders Unparalleled peer networking Access to leading solution providers Actionable advice

  66. Slide 66: Attendee Value Proposition

    Attendee Value Proposition Face - to - face Analyst interaction Industry leaders Unparalleled peer networking Access to leading solution providers Actionable advice

  67. Slide 67: Attendee Value Proposition

    Attendee Value Proposition Face - to - face Analyst interaction Industry leaders Unparalleled peer networking Access to leading solution providers Actionable advice

  68. Slide 68: Attendee Value Proposition

    Attendee Value Proposition 67 Face - to - face Analyst interaction Industry leaders Unparalleled peer networking Access to leading solution providers Actionable advice

  69. Slide 69: Exhibitor Value Proposition

    Exhibitor Value Proposition Face to face interaction with high level attendees Cost effective lead generation

  70. Slide 70: 2012 Gartner Event Portfolio

    2012 Gartner Event Portfolio 62 strategic conferences Record breaking global attendance

  71. Slide 71: Global Symposium Event Locations and Dates

    UNITED STATES October 21 – 25 SPAIN November 5 – 8 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES March 5 – 7, 2013 JAPAN October 3 – 5 INDIA October 10 – 12 BRAZIL October 29 – 31 AUSTRALIA November 12 – 15 The World's Most Important Gathering of CIOs and Senior IT Executives UNITED ARAB EMIRATES March 5 – 7, 2013 SOUTH AFR

  72. Slide 72: Symposium Strategy Driving Increased CIO Attendance

    Symposium strategy driving increased CIO attendance 6,100+ CIOs 20% YOY increase 2007 2010 2008 2009 2011 1,900 2 ,500 3 ,500 4 ,300 5,100 +19% +23% +40% +32% 6,100 +20% 2012 Global Symposium CIO Attendance

  73. Slide 73: 2013 Gartner Event Portfolio

    2013 Gartner Event Portfolio 64 strategic conferences

  74. Slide 74: Gartner Events

    Gartner Events Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  75. Slide 75: Gartner

    Gartner

  76. Slide 76: Senior Vice President, Gartner Consulting Per Anders Waern

    Senior Vice President, Gartner Consulting Per Anders Waern

  77. Slide 77: Gartner Consulting Business

    18% Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Consulting Gartner Consulting Business Longer - term differentiated engagements leveraging Gartner research Gartner Consulting Business

  78. Slide 78: Gartner Consulting

    Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity Gartner Consulting

  79. Slide 79: Gartner Consulting Business

    Gartner Consulting Business Photo Image will be inserted here Core Consulting and Benchmarking Gartner Consulting Contract Optimization Extraordinary Research Insight Core Consulting and Benchmarking (90%) Contract Optimization (10%)

  80. Slide 80: Independent and Objective, Powered by Gartner Research

    Photo Image will be inserted here Gartner Consulting Independent and Objective Powered by Gartner Research Proprietary Benchmark Enabled Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Consulting Business

  81. Slide 81: Gartner Consulting

    Gartner Consulting Gartner

  82. Slide 82: Gartner Consulting: 4th Gen Mobile Banking

    Gartner Consulting 4th Gen Mobile Banking \ Gartner

  83. Slide 83: Gartner Consulting: Secure Effective Cloud

    Gartner Consulting Secure Effective Cloud , Gartner

  84. Slide 84: Gartner Consulting: Clinical Data Strategy

    Gartner Consulting a" Clinical Data Strategy ” Gartner

  85. Slide 85: Independent and Objective, Powered by Gartner Research

    Photo Image will be inserted here Gartner Consulting Independent and Objective Powered by Gartner Research Proprietary Benchmark Enabled Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Consulting Business Gartner Consulting Business

  86. Slide 86: Experienced Senior Practitioners

    Photo Image will be inserted here Experienced Senior Practitioners • 503 billable Consultants • $430K average annual revenue per head • Powerful value proposition for attracting top talent

  87. Slide 87: Managing Partners

    Managing Partners Trust - based relationships Repeatable services

  88. Slide 88: Managing Partner Strategy Driving Results

    Managing Partner Strategy Driving Results 503 493 2012 2004 Billable FTE 67% 60% Utilization $430k $340k Revenue / FTE 1 $258k $113k Avg. Engagement Size 1 – Full Time Equivalents

  89. Slide 89: Gartner Consulting

    Gartner Consulting Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  90. Slide 90: Gartner

    Gartner

  91. Slide 91: Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales David Godfrey

    Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales David Godfrey

  92. Slide 92: Gartner Business Lines

    Gartner Gartner Research Business Gartner Consulting Business Extraordinary Research Insight Gartner Events Business

  93. Slide 93: Gartner Sales

    Gartner Sales

  94. Slide 94: Gartner Sales

    Gartner Sales 1,417 quota - bearing sales associates • 220% growth since 2004 • 53% outside of United States Profile of a Gartner Account Executive • Highly motivated • Great sales DNA • Passionate • Goal oriented

  95. Slide 95: Vast Market Opportunity for Research

    Vast Market Opportunity for Research Total 108,000 38,000 # of Enterprises Market Opportunity 99,370 Prospects Clients 8,630 Percent of Total 100% 92% 8% * technology, professional services, telecommunications and investors ** 2012 ending contract value Source: Gartner internal estimates $ 1.3 Billi

  96. Slide 96: Client Enterprise and Contract Value Growth

    Client Enterprise and Contract Value Growth # Of Client Enterprises 2009 6,544 2008 6,400 2007 6,798 2006 6,318 2005 6,215 2004 5,818 2012 8,630 2011 8,070 2010 7,680 Research Contract Value 2012 $1,263M 2011 $1,116M 2010 $978M 2009 $784M 2008 $834M 2007 $753M 2006 $640M 2005 $593M 2004 $509M +560 +

  97. Slide 97: Research Sold as Subscriptions to Individuals

    … … … … … Research sold as subscriptions to individuals • Role - based • Recurring revenue IT Functional Leaders CIO IT Professionals

  98. Slide 98: Research Sold as Subscriptions to Individuals

    … … … … … Research sold as subscriptions to individuals • Role - based • Recurring revenue IT Functional Leaders CIO IT Professionals

  99. Slide 99: Case Study: Growing the Account

    Case Study: Growing the Account … … … … … IT Functional Leaders CIO IT Professionals

  100. Slide 100: Case Study: Growing the Account

    Case Study: Growing the Account … … … … … IT Functional Leaders CIO IT Professionals

  101. Slide 101: Gartner Sales

    Gartner Sales Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  102. Slide 102: Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity Coverage Capacity Sales Effectiveness

  103. Slide 103: Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity Coverage Capacity Sales Effectiveness

  104. Slide 104: Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity Coverage Sales Effectiveness Capacity

  105. Slide 105: Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity Sales Effectiveness Capacity Coverage

  106. Slide 106: Sales Strategy: Capacity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity • Grow sales headcount 15 – 20% annually • Architected recruitment and training plan Capacity

  107. Slide 107: Sales Strategy: Direct Quota Bearing Headcount

    443 550 663 806 928 942 1,049 1,268 1,417 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Direct Quota Bearing Headcount Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity • Grow sales headcount 15 – 20% annually • Architected recruitment and training plan Capacity

  108. Slide 108: Sales Strategy: Coverage

    Coverage Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity • Matched to global opportunity • Emphasizing client intimacy

  109. Slide 109: Coverage: Average Contract Value per Organization

    Coverage 58 64 68 74 79 75 84 90 95 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Average Contract Value per Organization ($K) 8,720 9,315 9,470 10,189 10,579 10,492 11,601 12,427 13,305 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Research Client Organizations Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opport

  110. Slide 110: Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity Coverage Capacity Sales Effectiveness

  111. Slide 111: Sales Strategy: Sales Effectiveness

    Sales Strategy to Capture Market Opportunity • Great Talent • World Class Training • Proprietary Tools and Best Practices Sales Effectiveness

  112. Slide 112: Gartner Sales: A Great Place to Work

    Gartner Sales: A great place to work Gartner reputation

  113. Slide 113: Gartner Sales: A Great Place to Work

    Gartner Sales: A great place to work Gartner culture • Access to the C - Level • Collaboration • Leading tools and Best Practices • Innovative products

  114. Slide 114: Gartner Sales

    Gartner Sales Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  115. Slide 115: Gartner

    Gartner

  116. Slide 116: Chief Financial Officer Chris Lafond

    Gartner Chief Financial Officer Chris Lafond

  117. Slide 117: Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Performance - Driven Leadership Team Continuous Improvement and Innovation

  118. Slide 118: The Financial Plan We Set in 2005

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy The Financial Plan We Set in 2005 117 • Grow the Research business • Optimize the Events portfolio • Improve the profitability of the Consulting business • Leverage our G&A infrastructure • Drive shareholder value

  119. Slide 119: Grow the Research Business

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Grow the Research Business 509 1,263 2004 2012 $M Contract Value >100%

  120. Slide 120: Grow the Research Business: Revenue Mix

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Grow the Research Business Events 13% 2004 Consulting 30% Research 57% Events 11% 2012 Consulting 19% Research 70%

  121. Slide 121: Research Contribution Margin

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Grow the Research Business 2004 62% Research Contribution Margin

  122. Slide 122: Research Contribution Margin

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Grow the Research Business 68% 2004 62% 2012 +600 bps Research Contribution Margin

  123. Slide 123: Optimize the Events Portfolio

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Optimize the Events Portfolio # Events +11% 2004 62 2012 56 Attendees 30,999 46,307 +49% 2004 2012 1,321 +39% 1,839 2004 2012 Exhibitors

  124. Slide 124: Improve Consulting Profitability

    Revenue ($M) 2004 $259 2012 $305 Headcount 2004 493 2012 503 Gross Contribution Margin (%) 2004 34% 2012 36% Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Improve Consulting Profitability

  125. Slide 125: Leverage our G&A Infrastructure

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Leverage our G&A Infrastructure 2004 18% of revenue 2012 15% of revenue - 300 bps G&A % of Revenue

  126. Slide 126: Drive Shareholder Value

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Drive Shareholder Value Shares Outstanding (in thousands) 2004 126,326 2012 95,716 - 24% Share Repurchases 47 million shares repurchased Over $1 billion returned to shareholders 2005: META ($160M) 2009 : AMR Research ($63M) 2009: Burton Group ($56M) 2012: IDEAS ($

  127. Slide 127: The Financial Plan We Set in 2005

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy The Financial Plan We Set in 2005 126 • Grow the Research business • Optimize the Events portfolio • Improve the profitability of the Consulting business • Leverage our G&A infrastructure • Drive shareholder value

  128. Slide 128: Earnings & Cash Flow Track Record

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Earnings & Cash Flow Track Record $103 $315 2004 2012 Normalized EBITDA (b) $ in millions 11.8% 19.5% 2004 2012 EBITDA% Normalized EBITDA Margin (b) $0.09 $1.73 2004 2012 EPS from Continuing Operations $23 $237 2004 2012 Free Cash Flow (a) $ in millions (a) See th

  129. Slide 129: Areas of Focus

    • Double - digit revenue growth • Margin expansion • Sales productivity • Cash flow generation • Capital deployment Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy Areas of Focus 128

  130. Slide 130: Market Opportunity Remains Large and Untapped

    Market opportunity remains large and untapped 99,370 Total 108,000 Prospects 38,000 # of Enterprises 12 18 5 4 8 Market Opportunity Other* Front - line IT Professionals Supply Chain CIOs IT Functional Leaders Clients 8,630 Percent of Total 100% 92% 8% $ 1.3 Billion** * technology, professional servi

  131. Slide 131: Client Enterprise and Contract Value Growth

    Client enterprise and Contract Value growth + ~2,800 2012 8,630 2011 8,070 2010 7,680 2009 6,544 2008 6,400 2007 6,798 2006 6,318 2005 6,215 2004 5,818 # of client enterprises 2005 2004 + ~$750M 2012 2009 2011 2006 2010 2008 2007 Research Contract Value $593M $509M $1,116M $1,263M $640M $978M $753M

  132. Slide 132: Research Business Characteristics

    Research Business Characteristics Research 72% Extraordinary Research Insight • Subscription - based model with recurring revenue • Annual contracts • High levels of retention • Negative working capital • High incremental margins Note: Based upon mid - point of 2013 Revenue Guidance

  133. Slide 133: Research Business Economics

    Research Business Economics 70% Research Incremental Margins • Highly leveraged intellectual property and research assets • Leverage fixed cost structure • High retention rates • Consistent new business growth

  134. Slide 134: Margin Expansion

    Margin Expansion 11.8% 19.5% Normalized EBITDA Margin (a) +770 bps 2004 2012 Consulting 40% Events 50% Research 70% Incremental Margins (a) See the attached Glossary for the definition of Normalized EBITDA, and cautionary statement regarding this non - GAAP financial measure

  135. Slide 135: Improving Sales Productivity

    Improving Sales Productivity 17% $25k 16% $15k $5k 15% CV Growth Scenarios Productivity improvements from 2012 actual performance Contract value growth if average productivity improves by…

  136. Slide 136: Cash Flow Generation

    Cash Flow Generation (a) See the attached Glossary for the definition of Free Cash Flow, and cautionary statement regarding this non - GAAP financial measure . $104M $86M $96M $137M $166M $160M $147M $192M $214M 2012 2011 2009 2010 2008 Free Cash Flow (a) Net Income $236M • Upfront billing for Resea

  137. Slide 137: Capital Deployment

    Capital Deployment 2004 2012 - 24% Share Repurchases 47 million shares repurchased Over $1 billion returned to shareholders 2005: META ($160M) 2009 : AMR Research ($63M) 2009: Burton Group ($56M) 2012: IDEAS ($18M) Strategic Acquisitions ~$300M on four deals Shares Outstanding (in thousands) 126,326

  138. Slide 138: Long-Term Financial Objectives

    Long - Term Financial Objectives Normalized EBITDA (a) margin improvement 50 – 150 bps per year Total Revenue Growth 11 – 16% Annual Research 15 – 20% Consulting 3 – 8% Events 5 – 10% (a) See the attached Glossary for the definition of Normalized EBITDA, and cautionary statement regarding this non -

  139. Slide 139: Total Revenue

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy (a) Restated to exclude results of Vision Events. Total Revenue (a, c) $ in millions 869 964 1,037 1,168 1,279 1,140 1,288 1,469 1,775 – 1,820 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E 1,616 2013 Guidance: +10 – 13% (b) See Forward Looking Statement discl

  140. Slide 140: Normalized EBITDA

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy 103 100 150 190 214 191 230 279 315 350 – 370 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E Normalized EBITDA (a, b, c) (a) Restated to exclude results of Vision Events. (b) See the attached Glossary for the definition of Normalized EBITDA, and cautionary sta

  141. Slide 141: EPS from Continuing Operations

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy $0.09 - $0.05 $0.47 $0.65 $0.98 $0.85 $0.96 $1.39 $ 1.73 $1.96 – $2.10 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E EPS from Continuing Operations (a) 2013 Guidance: +13 – 21% (a) See Forward Looking Statement disclaimer on page 1 for factors that may affect

  142. Slide 142: Free Cash Flow

    Consistent, Winning Growth Strategy (a) Restated to exclude results of Vision Events. 23 5 85 124 160 147 192 214 237 259 - 278 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013E Free Cash Flow (a, b, c) $ in millions 2013 Guidance: +10 – 17% (b) See Forward Looking Statement disclaimer on page 1 fo

  143. Slide 143: Why Invest in Gartner

    Why Invest in Gartner Exceptional Business Model Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity

  144. Slide 144: Attractive and Predictable Business Model

    Attractive and Predictable Business Model 143 • Subscription - based business model • High renewal/retention rates – 80% plus – attractive level of recurring revenue • Negative working capital • High incremental margins • Strong balance sheet • High level of conversion from earnings into FCF

  145. Slide 145: Why Invest in Gartner

    Strong Value Proposition Winning Strategy Vast Market Opportunity Why Invest in Gartner

  146. Slide 146: Projected 2013 Earnings and Cash Flow Outlook

    Projected 2013 Earnings and Cash Flow Outlook Reported {Sin millons except per share data) 2013 Projection — % change Diluted Earnings pershare $1.96 - 2.10 13% - 21% Operating Cash Flow $296 - 316 6% - 13% Capital Expenditures 37) - (38) Free Cash Flow (*) 259 - 278 10% - 17% (9) See te ataehes say

  147. Slide 147: Projected 2013 Full Year Revenue and EBITDA Outlook

    Projected 2013 Full Year Revenue and EBITDA Outlook ($ in millions except per share data) Research $ 1,280 - 1,300 13% - 14% Consulting 310 - 325 2% - 7% Events 185 - 195 6% - 12% Total Revenue $ 1,775 - 1,820 10% - 13% 2013 Projection (1) Reported % change (1) Normalized EBITDA (2) $350 - 370 11% -

  148. Slide 148: Projected 2013 Earnings and Cash Flow Outlook

    Projected 2013 Earnings and Cash Flow Outlook ($ in millions except per share data) 2013 Projection (2) Reported % change Diluted Earnings per share $ 1.96 - 2.10 13% - 21% Operating Cash Flow $ 296 - 316 6% - 13% Capital Expenditures (37) - (38) Free Cash Flow (1) 259 - 278 10% - 17% (1) See the at

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