Sidebar: E-mail Archiving Vendors and Products

February 16, 2004 12:00 PM ET

Computerworld - The following are vendors that offer e-mail archiving software and hardware.

Leaders
These companies make up about 85% of the market.

KVS Inc.: Enterprise Vault

iLumin Software Services Inc.: Assentor

Ixos Software AG/OpenText Corp.: Ixos 6 Suite

IBM: CommonStore for Exchange (part of IBM's Content Manager product)

Educom TS Inc.: Exchange Archive Solution

EMC Corp./Legato Software: EmailXtender (Hewlett-Packard Co. and IBM resell this product)

Up-and-comers

IntelliReach Corp.: Message Archive
AXS-One Inc.: Email and Instant Message Management
NetIQ Corp.: MailMarshal
ZipLip Inc.: Unified Email Archival Suite

Hosted (outsourced) enterprise message archiving and management

Iron Mountain Inc.
Zantaz Inc. (an IBM Global Services hosted exchange archiving partner)
Sector Inc. (a subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange and the Securities Industry Automation Corp.)
Evergreen Assurance

Note: Some vendors are combined based on recent acquisitions or partnerships.

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