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Gartner's first EDD MarketScope report, from Deborah Logan, is now available. (for $1,995).
Here are some of the first posts about it:
E-Discovery 2.0: Clearwell (Aaref Hilaly) who notes that there are only 5 vendors who appear both on Logan's list and the 2007 Socha/Gelbmann roster.
In Re Discovery: George Socha responds to Hilaly post.
July 07 Podcast (onsite3/Logan) here.
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Gartner's report is sort of skimpy, don't you think? Only 29 companies are listed. I can do a search on Google and find out more information. The organization of the companies is a bit confusing too. I think Gartner should divide the companies into the types. This report is not worth the $2k. The free information on Socha's website is a better source in my opinion.
Posted by: Randall Foster | December 21, 2007 at 09:19 AM