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July 20, 2007
SAN DIEGO, July 19 -- Tabor Research Inc., a research group focused on providing independent market research and consulting advisory services for the High Productivity Computing (HPC) industry, today announced it is forming a User Views Advisory Council of influential members from the worldwide HPC community. The Advisory Panel will be comprised of users large and small, across all vertical markets in academia, government, and industry, worldwide.
"Our goal is to provide actionable market intelligence with a focus on the needs of the end user," said Addison Snell, vice president and general manager of Tabor Research. "With the User Views Advisory Council, we're taking another step in formalizing that focus by engaging users who want to have their opinions heard."
Tabor Research will concentrate on maintaining a mix of users on the Advisory Council that is representative of the market as a whole by selecting members from a distribution of vertical markets, geographies, and budget sizes. Users with HPC spending influence across all demographics will be invited to join the group of leaders based on their willingness to participate in forward-looking research studies.
"The Advisory Council extends our reach into entry-level and mid-range users, which form a large percentage of the market but have not always been adequately reflected in their views and needs," said Snell. "We want to capture both traditional and non-traditional use of HPC."
"Everyone wants to know what the next breakout HPC applications will be," said Debra Goldfarb, President and CEO of Tabor Communications. "This is an excellent opportunity for us to understand these threshold applications, their ecosystems, and the enablers to widespread adoption."
In recognition of their leadership, Tabor Research has announced plans to provide its Advisory Council members with access to data, reports and analyst inquiry time, as well as invitations to exclusive HPC events. Tabor Research is inviting HPC users to apply for seats on the council through its website at http://www.taborresearch.com.
About Tabor Research
Tabor Research is a market intelligence, research and consulting advisory practice focused on suppliers, users and policy makers across the High Productivity Computing ecosystem. Tabor Research has been formed to provide deep insight and perspective around the dynamics of the current and emerging HPC market segment, including trends and influences affecting customer behavior and technology adoption. More information on Tabor Research can be found at http://www.taborresearch.com.
About Tabor Communications, Inc.
Tabor Communications, Inc. is a leading international media, research, market intelligence, and communications company providing strategy, information and solutions for High Productivity Communities. Tabor Communications companies include Tabor Research, Tabor Marketing Services and Tabor Publications and Events. More information on Tabor Communications can be found at http://www.taborcommunications.com.
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Source: Tabor Research
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