Njini: Providing Information Asset Management and further information on IAM in the future
"Njini will go far beyond today's "ILM" solutions to provide a next generation solution that enables Information Asset Management. Njini takes a unique approach of identifying and "profiling " all data such that specific user/data associations can be made and policies can be immediately applied to the data based on a variety of compliance, corporate governance or even chargeback requirements. Once data is profiled, Njini creates a transparent access method to that data such that applications can utilize information resident in a "global data store" that would have been previously unavailable due to strictly defined data structures and access methodologies. Njini has the technology to address the next major challenge being faced by IT organizations - that is Enterprise wide information integration and accessibility." Click here to download the full report.

Nancy Hurley
Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group

A Powerful Vision for Information Asset Management.
Njini has an advanced and extensive vision. Quite clearly, the target market if Fortune 1000 organisations. These are the organizations most severly burdened by the phenomenal growth of unstructured data - growth that can only be expected to accelerate with the worldwide growth in bandwidth and appetite for more, richer media. These same organisations are also most frequently targets of complex and demanding (and often changing) regulations. ProgresSmart concludes that Njini is in the right market at the right time, and has the right ideas, and only needs to score with a few top-flight customer success stories. Click here to download the full report.

Dan Tanner
Founder and Principal Analyst, ProgresSmart

Brains for Storage: Information Classification and Management (ICM). Information Classification and Management is both anew product category and another step in evolution of the storage discipline. Controlling content based data on its own attributes and associated metadata constitutes a transition from a world of opaque data management towards transparent information management. For storage professionals, the implications of this trajectory are clear; in coming years, data storage will increasingly concern itself with the architecture of information policies and data values as much as with storage topologies and device management. Click here to download the full report.

Taneja Group
Technology Brief

Click here and complete the registration form identifying which analyst paper(s) you would like Njini to send you.