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The eDiscovery market is large, complex and dynamic. The Taneja Group team offers us deep insight into market movements and trends in this constantly evolving field.
Scrappy Huddle Makes a Splash in Content Collaboration
Huddle has got a lot of nerve—and a lot of promise.
Read More- Premiered: 02/22/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
VMware PEX 2012: The power of the channel
VMware’s annual Partner Exchange event is demonstrating the major role that channel partners are playing in the company’s growth.
Read MoreEMC announces PCIe Flash Cache—Fusion IO gets its first major competitor
In another demonstration of genuine leadership and street fighting spirit EMC announced today the availability of VFCache, otherwise known as Project Lightning. Simply put, VFCache is a 300GB SLC-flash on a PCIe card, designed to go into a server which is running an IO starved application, perhaps even after using the fastest HDDs and even array-based SSDs. Such applications are more prevalent than one might think. In fact, more and more applications have become IO-starved over the past decade as CPUs and networks have become faster and storage has improved marginally, if at all. The product is also GA at the same time.
Read More- Premiered: 02/06/12
- Author: Arun Taneja
- Published: Taneja Blog
Top Trends in eDiscovery #9: From Backup Tape to Archiving
Archiving is getting more popular for business processes like eDiscovery and I say it’s high time. Backups are essential for short term data recovery but were not designed to serve long-term retention needs. Yet many corporations still use backups for long-term data retention instead of deploying archive processes. We believe that archiving adoption is on an upward path but making the capital case for it can be a challenge when backup tape is already a fact of life.
Read More- Premiered: 01/09/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
- Published: Taneja Blog
Top Trends in eDiscovery #8: Continuing Consolidation
Some analysts are “predicting” widespread eDiscovery consolidation, to which I answer: no one needs a crystal ball to know that. It’s happening already. Over the next couple of years we will see the majority of consolidations as large storage and server companies eat up… I mean, thoughtfully acquire… smaller eDiscovery outfits.
Read More- Premiered: 01/09/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
- Published: Taneja Blog
Top Trends in eDiscovery #7: Cost Reduction Pressure
eDiscovery will never come cheap, but corporations can and should keep the costs under control.
Read More- Premiered: 12/30/11
- Author: Christine Taylor