What's in the queue
The research line is published on a cadence, not on inspiration. This is that cadence, what it adds up to, and where the line stands today — so you can tell whether the cut you care about is weeks away or already out.
The cadence
| What | Rate | Per week | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Industry Reports Every provider in one market, scored on one public rubric |
2 / business day | 10 | ~43 |
| Insights Bundles Account intelligence on a single enterprise, demand side and supply side |
2 / business day | 10 | ~43 |
| Standard Reports One standard: what the body publishes, and the gap between claiming it and shipping it |
2 / week | 2 | ~9 |
| Secondary-market providers profiled Not a paper — catalog coverage, which is what every report above is read from |
10 / business day | 50 | ~215 |
Daily rates are per business day; monthly figures assume ~21.5 of them. These are targets I am publishing so they can be checked against the counts below, not a delivery guarantee — a market with nothing machine-readable in it takes longer than one that publishes well.
Where the line stands today
Plus 26 Portfolio Reports, 3 Landscape Reports and 18 Fundamentals. Every one of them is listed here, and every number in every one traces to a public rubric you can run yourself.
August 2026 — the named lineup
The cadence above says how much ships. This says what. Picked from the catalog rather than from preference: uncovered industries by size, Fortune 1000 accounts by score, standards by how often the published research already cites them, and secondary-market companies by how many venues list them. Order moves when somebody asks for their cut.
Industry Reports
Every uncovered industry in the catalog carrying 120+ scored providers, largest first. That is 26 markets — fewer than the month's 42 slots, so the balance goes to country cuts of sectors already covered, where a different regulatory regime changes the answer.
- Artificial Intelligence — artificial-intelligence
- Developer Tools — developer-tools
- Cybersecurity — cybersecurity
- Digital Health — digital-health
- Marketing Advertising — marketing-advertising
- Venture Capital — venture-capital
- Blockchain Crypto — blockchain-crypto
- Supply Chain — supply-chain
- Telecommunications — telecommunications
- Semiconductors Hardware — semiconductors-hardware
- Education — education
- Legal Compliance — legal-compliance
- Robotics — robotics
- Climate Sustainability — climate-sustainability
- Biotechnology — biotechnology
- Government — government
- Human Capital Management — human-capital-management
- Creator Economy — creator-economy
- IOT — iot
- Gaming — gaming
- Mobility — mobility
- Weather Geospatial — weather-geospatial
- Space — space
- Industrial — industrial
- Technology — technology
- Financial Services — financial-services
Insights Bundles
Fortune 1000 accounts ranked by Kin Score — the ones with enough published surface to profile both the demand side and the supply side. Five are already published and excluded.
- IBM — 74.1
- Oracle — 70.8
- LinkedIn — 68.9
- Apple — 63.7
- Teradata — 63.7
- Intuit — 62.9
- Cisco — 62.7
- CrewAI Cloud — 62.5
- E2B — 61.8
- Citrix — 60.2
- Fathom Analytics — 60.0
- Microsoft — 59.5
- Amazon — 59.2
- Advanced Micro Devices — 58.8
- Arcadia — 58.6
- Facebook — 57.4
- AT&T — 57.0
- Cigna — 55.8
- CDK Global — 55.3
- Robin AI — 55.2
- Verizon — 55.2
- Ciena — 54.9
- Juniper Networks — 54.9
- Advance Auto Parts — 54.5
- Symantec — 54.3
- AmTrust Financial Services — 54.2
- Texas Instruments — 54.2
- Western Digital — 54.0
- Paychex — 53.8
- State Street — 53.7
- Super Micro Computer — 52.9
- CME Group — 52.7
- Charles Schwab — 52.4
- 3M — 52.1
- TIAA — 52.1
- Bank of America — 52.0
- Cisco Systems — 52.0
- Truist Financial — 51.9
- BNY Mellon — 51.8
- Brocade — 51.7
- ScanSource — 51.5
- NetApp — 51.3
Standard Reports
Ranked by how often each standard already shows up across the published research — the ones the evidence keeps pointing at. CAMARA is done; these are next.
- OpenAPI — cited in 13 papers
- AsyncAPI — cited in 11 papers
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) — cited in 8 papers
- OpenID Connect — cited in 7 papers
- OAuth 2.0 — cited in 5 papers
- RESO Web API — cited in 5 papers
- security.txt — cited in 5 papers
- ACORD — cited in 4 papers
- IATA NDC — cited in 4 papers
- JSON Schema — cited in 4 papers
Secondary-market providers
Not a paper — catalog coverage. Picked from the secondary-market companies not yet in the catalog, ranked by how many venues list them, which is the closest proxy for how much the market cares.
- Alzheon — 5 venues
- AppsFlyer — 5 venues
- Automattic — 5 venues
- Axiom Space — 5 venues
- Axtria — 5 venues
- BitFury — 5 venues
- Boxabl — 5 venues
- Brightseed — 5 venues
- Cart.com — 5 venues
- Commure — 5 venues
- DispatchHealth — 5 venues
- Exotec — 5 venues
- Formation Bio — 5 venues
- Gecko Robotics — 5 venues
- Getir — 5 venues
- HavocAI — 5 venues
- Hyperice — 5 venues
- MOLOCO — 5 venues
- Mammoth Brands — 5 venues
- Nextiva — 5 venues
- Noom — 5 venues
- Olipop — 5 venues
- Sierra Space — 5 venues
- Somatus — 5 venues
- Sunbit — 5 venues
- Unqork — 5 venues
- micro1 — 5 venues
- o9 Solutions — 5 venues
- 6K — 4 venues
- Aerin Medical — 4 venues
- Aescape — 4 venues
- Air Company — 4 venues
- Ambience Healthcare — 4 venues
- Anomalo — 4 venues
- Anvilogic — 4 venues
- Aquant — 4 venues
- Arbor Biotechnologies — 4 venues
- Ashvattha Therapeutics — 4 venues
- Ather Energy — 4 venues
- Axiado Corporation — 4 venues
- Beyond Limits — 4 venues
- BlueNalu — 4 venues
- Blueground — 4 venues
- Bolt Financial — 4 venues
- Bombas — 4 venues
- Booksy — 4 venues
- Boston Metal — 4 venues
- Breeze Airways — 4 venues
- Bright Machines — 4 venues
- Built Robotics — 4 venues
- Bungalow — 4 venues
- CAIS — 4 venues
- CREXi — 4 venues
- CSC Generation — 4 venues
- Capstan Medical — 4 venues
- Cardless — 4 venues
- Caresyntax — 4 venues
- Carrum Health — 4 venues
- Circle Pharma — 4 venues
- Climeworks — 4 venues
Twenty-one business days in August 2026. Named here: 26 industries, 42 accounts, 10 standards and 60 secondary-market companies — the front of a longer queue, not the whole month.
Why the cadence is public
Three reasons, and the third is the one that matters to you.
- It is checkable. The counts above are read from what is actually published, at build time. If the rate slips, this page says so without me editing it.
- Coverage is the product. The provider profiling line is not a paper and nobody buys it directly, but every report is read from that catalog. Ten more providers a day is what makes the next industry report possible.
- You can change the order. The queue is driven by demand. If the industry, standard, fund or account you care about is not out yet, saying so is what moves it up — most of what is published started as somebody asking.
Want your cut moved up?
Tell me the industry, the standard, the fund, or the account. If it is already in the catalog, it is mostly a matter of when.