Analyst Profile
Ken Dulaney
Ken Dulaney
VP Distinguished Analyst
San Jose, CA USA
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Years of Experience
21 years at Gartner
44 years IT industry
Areas of Coverage
Mobile & Wireless

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Roles and Responsibilities
Ken Dulaney is a Vice President and Distinguished Analyst in Gartner Research, where his research areas include smartphones, tablet computers, notebook computers, industrial handhelds, wireless communications, mobile software and device management strategies. Mr. Dulaney is also the lead analyst for Intel. He has been recognized by Adweek magazine as one of the top 20 technology industry analysts.
Previous Experience
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Dulaney worked at GRiD Systems, where he served as director of marketing, portable computing. He was a key participant in the development of the first tablet computer, for which he received several patents.
Professional Background
GRiD Systems, Director of Product Marketing, 9 years
Deloitte, Senior Analyst, 3 years
Tandem Computers (now part of HP), Director of IT, 3 years
Industry Awards/Accolades
Chosen as one of "The 10 Most Influential People in CRM" in 1999 by Sales and Marketing Automation Magazine for foundation work in the CRM field
Recognized by Adweek magazine in 2002 as one of the top 20 technology industry analysts
Education
Completed postgraduate courses in Industrial Engineering, University of Michigan
B.S., Industrial Engineering, Northwestern University




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How to Match End-User Group Needs to New Touch-Based, Windows 8 Tablets and Notebooks 19-Apr-2013 Stephen Kleynhans, Ken Dulaney
BlackBerry's BB10 Creates Mobile Adoption Decisions for the Enterprise 27-Feb-2013 Ken Dulaney, Van L. Baker, John Girard, Phillip Redman
The Windows Phone 8 Is Acceptable for the Enterprise 01-Feb-2013 Ken Dulaney
Vendor Rating: Intel 29-Jan-2013 Ken Dulaney, Van L. Baker, Martin Reynolds, Andrew Butler, Tim Mahon, Stephen Kleynhans, Jon Erensen
Windows Embedded 8 Handheld Is the Future Choice for Ruggedized Handhelds 28-Jan-2013 Ken Dulaney