Peter joined MZA in 1997 after having previously worked for one of the major market research companies in the UK, the British Market Research Bureau (BMRB).
On joining MZA, Peter gained initial experience in the cellular terminals area before moving onto work within the enterprise solutions area of MZA’s annual multiclient study. For the past 10 years Peter has specialised in the enterprise communications applications space and now has overall responsibility for all of MZA’s Unified Communications studies including IP PBX/PBX, Contact Centre, Messaging, Cordless, and Conferencing. In addition to the multiclient study work, Peter has also worked on an extensive number of ad hoc research projects and has spoken at both industry and vendor conferences.

Peter has been instrumental in developing the forecasting model used in MZA’s annual multiclient study.
Peter has an Honours Degree in Business Studies. During his degree course, he specialised in business forecasting and strategic marketing.

Jerry brings more than 20 years of experience to Current Analysis as a market watcher and influential voice in the telecom and information technology industries. As Vice President, Analysis, he is responsible for overall management and content direction for the company’s CurrentCompete services.

Jerry was previously Current Analysis Research Director, IT Infrastructure, and originally joined the company in 2002 to provide coverage of the European enterprise telephony market. Before joining Current Analysis, Jerry was Publisher of CMP Media's tele.com, a business magazine for telecom and Internet service provider executives. As Publisher, he managed overall operations, including editorial, circulation, research, sales and marketing, during a period when the magazine significantly increased marketshare.

Before joining tele.com, Jerry was Editor-in-Chief of CMP Media's LAN Times magazine, a bi-weekly publication focused on enterprise networking and client-server computing strategies. In that position, he was responsible for overall management of the magazine’s content, which included news, feature and product testing departments.

Jerry began his career at the analyst firm Faulkner Information Services, where he directed the analysis of the PC, networking and telecoms industries. He has been a featured speaker at major industry events, including Interop and Supercomm, as well as numerous, specialised events and seminars. Jerry graduated with a B.A. from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.

Kevin Kieller is a partner with enableUC, a company that helps measure, monitor and improve Unified Communications and collaboration usage and adoption. He also currently holds the role as the Lead Unified Communications Strategist at Bell Canada.

Kevin possesses over twenty-five years of consulting and software development expertise and has conceived, designed and overseen the development of software products and hosted services in the business, educational and recreational areas which have been used by millions of people in over 17 countries worldwide. He is an accomplished speaker and frequent presenter at various technical conferences and events where he prides himself on clear and direct messaging in a world filled with too many acronyms, adjectives and too much "marketing speak".
Kevin’s initial interest in technology was cultivated by the Commodore Pet; shortly thereafter he began creating videogames for the Commodore 64, including Jack Attack which was nominated for game of the year.

While ensuring effective communications is no “game”, Kevin believes that through a structured, methodical process, implementing technology that truly matches real user requirements can be lots of fun. He regularly shares his unique perspective with the readers of No Jitter.