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IDC Names Innovative Information Access Companies Under $100M to Watch, Highlighting New Ways to Leverage Information Assets

FRAMINGHAM, Mass., October 26, 2009 – In an effort to highlight information access vendors with revenues of less than $100 million who are adapting and innovating around current shifts in the software market, IDC has named nine innovative information access companies under $100M to watch.

“Organizations have come to realize that utilizing their information assets is a key to competitive advantage, but a challenge to execute,” says Henry Morris, senior vice president for Software and Services, IDC. “Innovative solutions are coming from a group of young companies with fresh approaches to access and manage all types of information. These innovations are having their impact on the industry and will spur technology growth in the coming years.”

To identify the companies to watch, IDC solicited entries from information access vendors with annual revenues of less than $100 million who exemplified one or more of three trends in information access software today. These trends, cited in January 2009 as part of IDC’s applications predictions for the year, are:

Companies were judged on these criteria as a measure of their driving innovation in information access software. The companies selected in the information access category are (in alphabetical order):

The IDC study,Innovative Information Access Companies Under $100M to Watch (Doc #220450), profiles each of the companies based on their exemplification of one or more of the three IDC evaluation criteria. These criteria were selected from IDC’sWorldwide Information Access, Analysis and Management Software 2009 Top 10 Predictions (IDC #215811). The consideration and analysis of companies for this document consisted of two rounds. The first round was completed by a group panel consisting of key analysts covering software information access and in the second phase the narrowed list was reviewed by key IDC research executives. Information access encompasses markets for business intelligence, data warehousing, data integration, search and discovery, and content management (including enterprise content management, Web content management, records management, and digital asset management) software.

For more information about this study please contact Melissa Bambauer atmbambauer@idc.com.

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