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Gartner, Inc. Copyright and Quote Policy

Welcome AMR and Burton Clients! The Gartner Copyright and Quote Policy now apply for all quote or usage requests.

How to submit a quote or usage request for approval
Requests to quote, excerpt or reference the Gartner, Inc. name or research in any materials must be submitted to quote.requests@gartner.com unless another e-mail address is noted herein.

To approve your quote request we require:

  1. The quote you wish to use
  2. The original research source of the quote, attached
  3. The materials in which the quote will appear, attached
  4. Indicate the location of the quote in both documents

Estimated turn around time if you have provided all of the required information is two business days.

For requests to use approved content repeatedly, take advantage of the Approved Quote Sheet Template which requires a one-time approval for multiple use. This process aims to provide approval for an agreed number of quotes ahead of time, for use in specific contexts for a set time period. All you need to do is complete the Approved Quote Sheet Template and submit your request to quote.requests@gartner.com.


Gartner, Inc. Copyright and Quote Policy

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Gartner, Inc.'s name and published materials are subject to trademark and copyright protection, regardless of source. To use the "Gartner" name, take excerpts of Gartner research or quote Gartner analysts, a usage request must be submitted in writing to Gartner Quote Requests for approval. Such approval is at the discretion of Gartner Quote Requests. Gartner reserves the right of refusal.

Gartner, Inc. is the definitive source of objective technology thought leadership. To protect our reputation for objectivity, we require the appropriate use of our company name and research. The Gartner, Inc. name, intellectual property, trademarks, or logo may only be used commercially in connection with advertising, sales materials or other commercial efforts with Gartner's explicit approval for each instance of use. This policy defines the criteria that will be used to issue that approval.

Violations:
Should a requestor fail to comply with this policy, Gartner reserves the right to impose quote bans of varying durations, including a ban on all use of the Gartner name. For repeat or persistent violators, such ban will be for a minimum period of (3) months. In addition, Gartner may seek additional remedies available under contract, copyright and other applicable law.



1. Quotation and Usage Policy Principles


2. Guidelines for Usage and Quotes Based on Context



4. Policy Regarding Copies of Published Research in its Entirety

Gartner does not permit the following uses of its research without prior written permission:

5. Who to contact

Quote Requests, Approval and Questions
  North America and EMEA
Primary Contacts:
Kimberly Wheeler, Manager
Allison Fletcher
Cristina Clavarino
e-mail: quote.requests@gartner.com
phone: 1 203-316-6178
  AsiaPac e-mail: apvendor.relations@gartner.com
phone: 81 3 3481 3611
  Japan e-mail: jpvendor.relations@gartner.com
phone: 81 3 3481 3611
Reprint Requests
  All Regions e-mail: reprints@gartner.com
phone: 1 203-316-6460
 


Changes to Policy

Gartner, Inc. reserves the right to change its policies or explanations of its policies at any time, without notice. These explanations and polices are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute a waiver with respect to any of Gartner, Inc.'s rights, all of which are specifically reserved. The policy in its most current form will be available on www.gartner.com under the Office of the Ombudsman link.

6. NOTES

6.1 Attribution
In February 2000, Gartner officially dropped the word "Group" from its corporate name, and became Gartner, Inc.

The only proper ways to reference Gartner when providing attribution to us is (a) Gartner, Inc., or (b) Gartner Consulting. Gartner Group is no longer our company name.

When permission is granted, Gartner requires that proper attribution is included and, depending on the circumstances, that the material is reprinted with permission.

• Attribution to a Gartner analyst: According to John Doe, Principal Analyst, Gartner, Inc. and date if not ascertainable from the context.

• Attribution from published research: Gartner, Inc. plus the full title, author and date of the research.

6.2 Basics of Copyright Law
Copyrights protect original works of authorship. The types of works covered by copyright vary widely, from literary works such as books, poems, technical manuals, or software code, to audiovisual works, musical works or works of fine art. Only the copyright owner of a work, or someone who has the copyright owner’s permission, may (1) make copies of the work; (2) create adaptations ("derivative works") based on the work; (3) distribute copies of the work; (4) perform the work publicly; or (5) display the work publicly. These are referred to as the "exclusive rights" of a copyright owner.

Copyright protection attaches to a newly created work as soon as it is "fixed in a tangible medium of expression". For example, spoken words alone, such as a speech delivered extemporaneously that is not written down, would not be protected by copyright because it is not "fixed in a tangible medium." Works do not have to be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office, and do not have to display a copyright notice, in order to enjoy copyright protection.

The United States and most of the industrialized world are parties to the Berne Copyright Convention, which means that each member country will respect and enforce the copyrights that originate in other member states.

Virtually all of Gartner's published research is protected by copyright, whether in printed or electronic form.

6.3 Re-licensed Content