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Taneja Group always seems to be years ahead of other analyst firms when it comes to nailing down trends in the market. We find their advice technically sound and business savvy. Little wonder that IT pays attention when they speak.
eDiscovery
Our practice covers eDiscovery and GRC (Governance, Records Management, and Compliance). We analyze technology and trends in these active and growing categories, and communicate their impact on the enterprise and its outside law firms.
Corporations are actively looking for technology to help them meet GRC and eDiscovery demands while controlling costs, and will demand that their outside law firms do the same. By forming interdisciplinary teams at the corporate level to research related solutions, the enterprise will help to drive technology development past specific litigation concerns. Litigation will remain the most significant pain point, but GRC benefits directly from eDiscovery-driven development and is not far behind. As analysts, we influence Legal and IT decision-makers in the enterprise as they look to eDiscovery technology tools.
Kazeon: The Changing Landscape for eDiscovery
Optimizing eDiscovery is a critical issue in today’s enterprise, which is facing increasing regulatory and litigation pressures involving unstructured data. Being aware of and having rapid access to this type of information is becoming increasingly important to business decisions and protecting intellectual property.
StoredIQ and eDiscovery
eDiscovery is a major driver for Information Classification and Management (ICM) technologies. StoredIQ fits firmly into the ICM space and is riding the eDiscovery wave into companies that have had enough of discovery costs and costly failures, and are ready to make a change for the better.
Terrascale - Product Profile
The shift away from proprietary scale-up architectures towards horizontally scalable or scale-out solutions based on standard commodity components is gaining significant momentum in the real customer environments. In industries like Financial Services, Life Sciences, and Oil & Gas, high node count Linux clusters provide the level of scalability and performance required for massively parallel applications performing arbitrage analysis, geo-seismic data analysis, and genetic sequencing operations.