1. Go to the Consortia page.
2. Activate the search panel of the report by clicking on the search button on the top right.
3. Click the Primary Industry Focus option, and in the search bar select banking and Financial Services from the drop-down list.
4. Now click on the Maturity option, from the drop-down list select ‘Advanced’, and hit enter.
5. Now click the ‘Search’ button at the bottom of the search panel.
6. You get 21 results of Banking and Financial Services focused consortia that have started implementing commercial products/ applications.

1. Go to the Consortia page.
2. Activate the search panel of the report by clicking on the search button on the top right.
3. Click the ‘Major members’ option and in the search bar type ‘Microsoft’ and hit enter.
4. Now click the ‘Search’ button at the bottom of the search panel.
5. You get 22 results of Consortia where Microsoft is one of the members. You can also go back to the search panel and select any industry to narrow down your search to consortia focused on that industry.

Please note that Microsoft, could actually be a part of more consortia that we are tracking, but these could be large consortia, and because we cap ‘major members’ to around 20-30, Microsoft’s name might not be in that list.

1. Go to the Leaders page.
2. Activate the search panel of the report by clicking on the search button on the top right.
3. Click the Designation option in the search bar type ‘CIO’ and hit enter.
4. Now click on the ‘Associated Consortia’ option and in the search bar type ‘TNL’ and hit enter. This will filter only those consortia whose ID contains TNL, which is the code for the Transportation and Logistics sector.
5. Now click the ‘Search’ button at the bottom of the search panel.
6. You get 14 results of CIOs that are all part of consortia focused on the transportation and logistics sector.

1. Go to the Leaders page.
2. Activate the search panel of the report by clicking on the search button on the top right.
3. Click the company option, and in the search bar type ‘BASF’ and hit enter.
4. You may also want to ensure that these people have Linkedin profiles, so please go to Profile option and in the drop-down box select ‘Is not Empty’
5. Now click on the Search button at the bottom of the search panel.
6. You quickly get two executives from BASF who you can connect with.

1. Go to the Use Cases page.
2. Select ‘Energy and Utilities’ in the Industry Focus user filter and click OK
3. Select ‘Large’ in the Size user filter.
4. You quickly get a list of five consortia that are large and are focused on Energy and Utilities Industry.

1. Go to the Use Cases page.
2. Select ‘Healthcare’ in the Industry Focus user filter.
3. Type consent in the search bar of Use Case Category user filter, and then click on ‘Consent management’.
4. You quickly get a list of three consortia that are large and are focused on Energy and Utilities Industry. You also get to know that these consortia are all medium-sized and are in a focused state in terms of maturity

1. Go to the Use Cases page.
2. In the search bar of the user filter for ‘use case category’ start typing supply and then select supply chain management from the drop-down options.
3. Now go to the user filter of Industry Focus and click on the checkbox next to All, so that all industries are unchecked. Now select the two industries – ‘food and beverage’ and ‘Consumer goods and retail’ and click OK. At this point, you see that 22 rows of results are displayed.
4. Now to eliminate dormant consortia, go to the user filter of maturity, uncheck the checkbox next to dormant and click OK.
5. You see that 16 rows of result are displayed, all focused on supply chain management projects, from the two sectors we wanted and all of them are from non-dormant consortia