Autonomy Adds Virtualization to E-Discovery
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Autonomy's Introspect e-discovery software now finds data stored in virtual environments.
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Safend, an international provider of endpoint i
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(InfoWorld) - Autonomy Corp.Â is acquiring Zantaz, a provider of e-discovery and content archiving software, for $375 million in cash, the companies announced Tuesday. Autonomy, of Cambridge, England, will operate Zantaz, of Pleasanton, California, as a division of Autonomy. Zantaz CEO Steve King will retain his position at the Zantaz division. The publicly traded Autonomy posted net profit of $48 million on revenue of $250 million in 2006, whileÂ privately held ZantazÂ reported $106 million in revenue, according to a May 2007 IDC research report. E-discovery is an emerging marketÂ within the field of data storage, archiving, and recovery. Organizations are increasingly being called upon to produce copies of electronic documents, such as e-mail, voice mail, and instant messages, to respond to lawsuits or government investigations. IDC reports the global market for e-discovery software and hosted services grew to $477 million in 2006, an increase of 47 percent from 2005's $330 million. The revenue split between software and hosted services is about 60-40 IDC reports. The combination of Autonomy and Zantaz will bring together consolidated archiving, e-discovery, analytics, and real-time policy management services into one system, the companies stated in a news release. Autonomy says the acquisition will produce cost savings of $25 million a year and be accretive to earnings in six months. The deal is expected to close by August, assuming shareholder and regulatory approvals are granted.
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I can imagine the mass deployment of virtualized storage controllers. The heyday of RAID controllers is coming to an end. It has me thinking about the mass consumption of virtualization, which leads me to another thought: the mass deployment of embedded virtualized processes.
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(Source: Network Appliance)  This paper takes a look at using data virtualization to provide end-to-end data reduction efficiencies. It features three user case studies on how users were able to have a significant impact on bottom-line expenses through data virtualization, as they relate to the storage acquisition and ongoing data storage management costs.
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Netizens often like to compare the settlement of the Internet with that of the American West. The explorers charted new territory, observes product developer Chad Harrington of Zone Labs, a San Francisco-based
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Information management company Autonomy is targeting the enterprise and small business market with a search tool to help users to find information on desktop PCs, corporate servers or the Internet.
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The search engine is good for more than just scouring the Web. It's also a powerful tool for the shadier side of online data collection.
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The ADL Resource Libraries provide a complete object-oriented Document Object Model (DOM) for working with the Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) and the IEEE 1484.1.1-2002 Learning Object Metadata (LOM) specification. These foundation resou   The ADL Resource libraries were developed under US government contract at the Joint ADL co-Lab to help facilitate the development of new innovative tools for the Development of SCORM courseware. These libraries are intended to proved foundational support for developers to begin building tools with a reduced barrier to entry into the marketplace.
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Fans of open-source programming and multiplayer gaming explore ways to bring the concept of the metaverse -- an infinitely expandable virtual world -- closer to fruition. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Revamped search engine allows users to store and share results.
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As the number of vendors touting hosted applications grows and the sophistication of their offerings increases, the choice between hosted solutions and on-premise solutions is no longer just a debate between competing vendors. Itâs become a real internal discussion within the enterprise.
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This project automates Http-requests i.e. all browser activities can be logged/written to XML-formated files and redone by using simple methods. This is very useful for automating http-server-requests e.g. queries to search engines, external databases..   Binary and source code of HTTP-Analyzer is online now. With this program web requests can be logged easily and saved into a comprehensive XML file. The logged web actions can be automated using the Httpbot libraries of this project.
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Preconfigured containers offer resource-constrained companies a viable option.
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One of the major issues plaguing search engines right now is the growing list of web documents available online. While no exact numbers are available, there are billions of search results to sort through. But, they can&#8217;t all be relevant both on material content and time &#8212; can they?  Of course they&#8217;re not, and Google [...]
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Using virtual markets to trade futures contracts on almost anything.
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New Scholar service promises next level of search engines.