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Brian Babineau, Senior Consulting Analyst
Based in Silicon Valley, Brian covers information management solutions including database management solutions, performance and optimization software, search, and archiving. In addition, his research activities continue to focus on regulatory compliance, corporate governance, as well as electronic discovery. With an accounting background, Brian also supports ESG's financial services offerings to vendors and investors
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Earlier this week, LiveOffice – a provider of hosted e-mail management and archiving services – announced its Social Media archiving and supervision service. To summarize, LiveOffice can archive social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) web pages for as long as you wish (it’s a snapshot of the page) ...
"Organizations are not just going to jump into the cloud and hand over all their data, especially ultra-conservative ones like healthcare," said Brian Babineau, a senior consulting analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group.
via Hybrid cloud data archiving offered by Iron Mountain and LiveOffice.
"Iron Mountain clearly has some portfolio rationalization to do," Enterprise Strategy Group analyst Brian Babineau said.
via Iron Mountain acquires Mimosa :: SearchStorage.com.au.
Quenching its thirst for more digital information management services and solutions, Iron Mountain acquired Mimosa Systems, a provider of content archiving solutions. The move gives Iron Mountain "on-premises" archiving and data protection capabilities, joining existing SaaS-based offerings.
A smart, agressive move:
Iron Mountain has dabbled in the content archiving market, focusing solely ...
Let’s look at my predictions for e-mail archiving in 2011. Yes, I know there other content types that need to be archived, but this is a more established market. Before we get into the predictions, here are some baseline stats from ESG’s recently completed and soon to be published ...
No, the title is not a misprint. Everyone can make predictions for the upcoming year, but what’s the point? Do you really think that many things change in a 12 month period? Much to the chagrin of many in the tech business, the world doesn’t spin that ...
Some analysts, including Brian Babineau with the Enterprise Strategy Group, said Tapestry's lack of adoption most likely stemmed from economics and the strength of established media such as tape and disk.
via InPhase building for lease in Longmont - Boulder Daily Camera.
Informatica is hosting its analyst day in Silicon Valley, outlining its innovation plans for 2010. I have covered the company from an Application Lifecycle Management perspective since they acquired Applimation last year so I am excited to learn more about the holistic Informatica 9 platform. Some bullets ...
The highly specialized technology most likely didn't catch on with the enterprise and IT markets because of the economics associated with implementation, said Brian Babineau, a Silicon Valley-based senior consulting analyst with the Enterprise Strategy Group.
via Longmont's InPhase Technologies closes operations - Boulder Daily Camera.
I just left NYC where I had roughly 20 vendor meetings at LegalTech and attended some of the educational sessions. Leaving the meetings, there were a few things that really caught my eye and because NYC’ers and Bostonians swear too much, I thought I would incorporate it ...
