Michael Nocerino is a research analyst supporting 451 Research, a technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence.Full Bio
Michael Nocerino is a research analyst supporting 451 Research, a technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. He currently leads syndicated survey coverage for the Voice of the Customer macroeconomic consumer spending and TV, wireless and streaming products.
In addition to his core consumer focus, Michael is a contributing analyst to the Cloud, Hosting & Managed Services, Digital Pulse and Voice of the Service Provider surveys.
Since 2005, he had filled a variety of other roles including analyst for electronics products/services and membership manager for the internal research panel focused on participant recruitment, incentivization, retention and survey project management.
Michael holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Maryland.Minimize
Economic pressures may delay anticipated sustainability-driven IT spending
451 Research is a technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. For more about 451 Research, please contact 451ClientServices@spglobal.com. Businesses are becoming attuned to responsibilities and customer requirements related to environmental responsibility. In many cases, they recognize that meeting those responsibilities — along with their own established t...
451 Research's Voice of the Enterprise: Cloud, Hosting & Managed Services, Application Modernization 2023 survey reveals continued progress on application modernization plans despite (and to some extent, because of) ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. IT operating cost reduction remains a key driver, but improvement of the customer experience rises to the top of the list this ye...
Assessing the importance of free video service bundles for US wireless oper
Top U.S. wireless operators have bundled free access to streaming services on select plans for years, with some options including AT&T Inc., (HBO Max), T-Mobile US Inc. (Apple TV+, Netflix Inc., and Paramount+) and Verizon Communications Inc. (Discovery+, Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu). While bundles can potentially help with new customer acquisition and retention on the wireless sid...
