Ruben - great question. There's a few different reasons we've uncovered, but we'd love to hear anyone else's input or thoughts...
1) . Analyst firms generally have clients. These clients work closely with the firm to provide detailed information about their products and get (at least) more attention than non-clients.
See https://www.brightworkresearch.com/gartner/2017/06/11/gartner-makes-money/ as an example.
2) . Generally speaking, Wolfram tech is seen as a tool for building tools - so if you were looking at a consumer report on vehicles, the maker of the steel press might not be included.
We do have positive working relationships with a few analyst firms and are steadily working to bring them up to speed on our tech stack and how exactly it can fit in their clients' future plans.
