Vendor Vignettes
Veryfi
Veryfi has built an impressive IDP platform from its humble beginnings as a personal expense app, and the company has a strong track record in spend management and expense reporting use cases. The development team are AI experts who applied some incredibly complex inventions to solve a rather mundane business problem: how to enter data from purchasing documents.
KnowledgeLake Cloud
All cognitive capture products do much the same thing: capture documents and process them through a workflow. But they also typically require a lot of time to design, integrate, implement, and maintain. KnowledgeLake Cloud has bundled and built all these parts and pieces into a single cloud platform that is exceptionally easy to use.
Papyrus Blockchain
Papyrus Software is one of the first firms to use blockchain in traditional document-centric applications. Interest in and use of enterprise blockchain is growing, and as an early entrant into this market Papyrus will be in an excellent place to take advantage of that.
Hyland (Nuxeo and Alfresco)
Both the Alfresco and Nuxeo platforms are well-proven products and should be on any significant ECM or DAM shortlist. Built on open-source principles, they have user-friendly UIs and features to aid developers for successful integrations into existing applications and processes.
Microsoft Power Automate Process Advisor
Microsoft’s two-headed approach in Process Advisor, with both task and process mining, provides those who are already engaged with Power Automate with a potentially powerful set of analytical allies to help determine not only what a process looks like prior to automation, but also whether that process is suitable for automation at all.
FlowForma
Flowforma is a quick-to-adopt process workflow platform focusing on medium to large businesses in industries that are not typically early adopters of high-tech software. Piggybacking on Microsoft 365 for base services means FlowForma can offer integrations with familiar productivity tools and a platform that requires little IT backbone to support and maintain compliance.
Adobe Document Cloud
Adobe Document Cloud offers low-cost and out-of-the-box tools to automate many standard document processes. Its services and APIs are, in our estimation, underused and underappreciated by many enterprises that instead utilize expensive and typically overly complex IDP products. It is worthwhile to consider if Adobe, possibly in conjunction with Microsoft M365 and Power Automate, is a good fit for the job.
Workfusion
WorkFusion offers an AI-based task and work automation product set with real depth. The company has moved from an early focus on crowd computing through RPA to digital workers assisting humans with routine work.
Salesforce Genie
Genie demonstrates that Salesforce has been able to build the technical underpinnings to support their original vision of Customer 360 and unified, single views for enterprise customers with the necessary skills and technical commitment.
Syntex
Microsoft’s latest release of Syntex contains significantly expanded functionality that offers organizations the chance to restructure and reframe their information management and automation approach affordably and relatively efficiently.
Mimica
Mimica is a task- and process-identification company that enables organizations to improve their decisions about deploying automation. Mimica’s products, Mapper and Miner, work together to test the suitability of candidate processes and potentially uncover other good candidates not previously considered suitable for automation.
KYP.ai
KYP.ai provides holistic process analysis for productivity mining; the workplace data it collects has many potential analytical uses. Its product is one of the most advanced technologies available for providing organizations with detailed insight and analysis into how their processes operate – a prerequisite for any automation or process optimization project.
mindzie
mindzie targets midsize and larger enterprises with process improvement tools that can be used by non-technical businesspeople.
HuLoop
HuLoop is a new company with a goal to build out an entire process automation and orchestration platform to manage large-scale and complex automation environments. It’s early days, but the company has a historical ethos of continuous HITL testing, and, apparently, the energy, financial muscle, and intellectual smarts to grow organically and inorganically as required.
paretos
paretos is a German company offering a Decision Intelligence platform to help organizations make operational decisions without the overhead of building data models. With business users as the platform’s primary operators, paretos believes it is closer to the point of business decision-making than traditional business intelligence and analytics or popular task and process mining technologies.
Technology & Cognition Lab (AIDA)
TCLab’s AIDA document capture product contains innovative features that separate it from the crowd. We particularly like the pragmatic, hybrid approach to capture and automation that does not rely solely on AI but combines the best of both worlds, templating (albeit simple, no code) and AI.
Workfellow
Workfellow is a knowledge mapping company that has, in a short time, developed a combined process and task mining platform that doesn’t require the vast amount of data wrangling and integration often associated with such efforts. By taking the point of data collection to the worker’s desktop, consistent data can be collected rapidly and analyzed within its platform.
thingsTHINKING
thingsTHINKING’s core platform is Semantha, which is designed to provide nearly out-of-the-box processing for text- and data-heavy document
Flowable
Flowable’s product automates structured processes and dynamic case management; overall, the software is highly dynamic.
Nintex
Whereas low-code automation platforms (LCAPs) tie you to one vendor’s applications, Nintex allows you to work with what you already have and, in the future, add best-of-breed third-party applications to that mix.
Krista Software
Krista’s light-touch use of AI and ML, allied to simple no-code process modeling capability, makes sense for organizations with disparate workforces, complex procedures, and high-cost human support resolution servicing.
ScaleHub (updated)
There is no question that ScaleHub checks the innovation box with a bold marker. The use of crowd platforms to augment AI-based cognitive capture makes a great deal of sense; although AI certainly improves the speed of capture processing and accuracy rates, it has its limitations.
Ultimus (updated)
management systems on the market. Its years of experience are reflected in the high quality of its associated services and, more importantly, in the fact that it provides so many pre-configured elements to accelerate any process automation project.
Automation Hero
Automation Hero shows great promise for tackling the problem of unstructured data management. The company comes at a traditional problem (data extraction) from a novel, innovative, and well-thought-out angle, applying lessons from the world of big data to the traditionally walled garden of intelligent document processing.
ABBYY Vantage
With its long history of capture, innovative new intelligent document processing products like Vantage, and developer frameworks like NeoML, ABBYY should be included on the evaluation lists of any company with an IDP project.
Oracle OCI
Oracle has created a competent set of document AI services that can be used by anyone for general-purpose IDP applications. Yet we suspect Oracle is aiming much higher.
Box
Box provides a highly competitive, differentiated alternative to traditional ECM systems that is easy to buy, use, and deploy. In addition to offering far-reaching compliance and collaboration features, the Box platform is one of the more developer-friendly file sharing platforms available.
ActiveOps
What ActiveOps adds to existing process and task-mining technologies is “manageable context” – a system managers can use to oversee and guide performance and work in decentralized work environments.
Infrrd
Infrrd has come at an old problem – intelligent document processing – from a fresh data management and AI-first perspective. Its AI data stack is home-grown, patented, and exceptionally good. Assuming good corporate execution, Infrrd could well become a pivotal player to watch.
Pureinsights
Pureinsights provides several capabilities in the Pureinsights Discovery Platform (PDP). This platform aims to add value and orchestration to the core search functionality of open-source Solr, Elastic, or OpenSearch implementations. PDP leverages open-source components, but more specifically it allows firms to deploy and operate a knowledge graph with their existing search system.
Knoa Software
Knoa has run under the radar for a long time, but the surge of interest in process and task mining allows it to shine. Though the technology is not new, it is well proven and provides accurate and specific information to enable business improvement through evaluating employee use of business applications.
Reveal-Brainspace
Reveal-Brainspace certainly has an opportunity to separate itself from the crowd and stake out a leadership position of sorts in the legal sector as discovery requests become more complex and voluminous. The company has gone all-in with AI and is forging a strong, individual, and well-funded path to advance the sector.
Dedoco
Though the value of blockchain for verifying and permanently locking documents has been understood for years, it has typically been left to enterprises to design and build their systems. The early successes of Dedoco suggest that such products are viable and can be built and taken to market relatively quickl
Hyperscience
Hyperscience tries to take a more human-centric approach to document automation than its peers by balancing and recognizing the need for human expertise rather than unrealistically claiming to or attempting to automate 100% of work activities. There is no question that this is a solid and highly advanced IDP platform.
Appian
Appian’s low-code development interface enables customers to develop robust and specialized business applications quickly and relatively easily.
UiPath
UiPath has come a long way in a relatively short time. It first rode the enormous wave of enthusiasm for RPA, and as that wave has settled, the company has been leveraging its considerable resources to build a future-proof automation platform.
Docugami
Extracting actionable data from complex, long-form documents has immense potential for enterprise automation. Docugami is not the first vendor to offer unstructured data management tools for long-form documents, but it appears to be setting a new benchmark with its XML data chunk approach.
Lucy
Lucy is promising to be the KM answer engine for the terabytes of unstructured data found in the typical medium to large enterprise … (and) based on what we’ve seen so far, we think Lucy can succeed as a niche solution for specific use cases.
Minima
In our interactions with enterprises and software technology firms, the number one concern raised regarding blockchain is the vast processing and energy resources involved. It’s far too early to tell if Minima addresses that problem, but its approach is undoubtedly innovative and requires far fewer resources than more traditional approaches.
Re:infer
Determining the intent of communications and messages has immense potential to add a missing piece to the enterprise automation jigsaw puzzle. Re:infer’s AI platform can convert unstructured communications into structured data for the analysis of intent.
Google Document AI
This is a sea change in IDP product development. The flip side is that to date, few start-ups have gravitated toward Google and more have instead gravitated to Amazon services. That could change, as it’s early days and Google is certainly a viable alternative.
Cygnet Infotech
Cygnet Infotech’s Cygnature product offers a fresh and innovative approach to digital signing beyond the written signature itself, expanding a wide range of signature types underpinned by blockchain.
Apromore
process mining and monitoring system at least on a par with much more expensive proprietary options. We were impressed by the extent of the existing process mining platform, the crossover with task mining, and the sheer ambition of the company’s roadmap.
SearchBlox
SearchBlox brings advanced search technologies at a fair price to firms that normally could not afford them, and now the company has layered advanced AI modules on top of its existing, well-tested platform. That makes good sense and avoids the need to rip and replace.
Sphereon
Though Sphereon has been building connectors to blockchain for ECM systems for some time now, its Verified Credentials and Smart Contract capabilities are still relatively new. Hence, it is no surprise that there is still much work to do in productizing and marketing this technology.
Sinequa
The use of deep learning to enhance and improve complex search environments is impressive, and outside of major vendors such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, it’s rare to see. Sinequa has taken significant steps forward, and we will watch with interest as more customers begin to explore and use deep learning within their search platforms and applications.
Bonitasoft
Bonitasoft is an open source digital process automation company whose core strategy is to help developers work effectively with business analysts and citizen developers. Its open, flexible platform allows customers to build systems through a mix of process automation, RPA, and integration with other applications and devel
UltimateSuite
UltimateSuite is a small start-up, but then so are most of its competitors in this emerging sector. We like what we have seen, and we think it is as valuable for ongoing monitoring and continuous improvement as it would be for initiating new automation project
iKVA
mapping approach to understanding and finding relevance within text holds great promise over traditional methods…. Full credit goes to iKVA in advancing this to usable and industry-specific solutions.
Eigen Technologies
Eigen is an innovative NLP company with a solid vision to eventually break down the barrier between unstructured and structured data. Its initial focus on R&D for complex financial documents, alongside the gathering of millions of domain-specific training documents, has paid off by producing a high-performing, highly accurate, and scalable platform.
Connecting Software
an innovative way to add distributed trust and immutability to your existing file systems and applications using blockchain. We have been researching the use of blockchain in information management for over four years, and in our analysis this is the first of its kind.
Data Gumbo
blockchain to meet specific industry needs beyond generic record or financial transactional requirements.
Indico
figured out how to make deep learning workable for intelligent process automation (IPA). The company has an impressive strategy to democratize neural networks and bring the benefits into mainstream document workflows.
Haystac
The company could disrupt the cognitive capture market by applying content analytics AI methods to classify and extract data, and its “librarian robot” approach could help organizations maximize their ROI from current and new RPA investments.
Veritone
Veritone has charted an ambitious path with its “OS for AI” plan. Companies looking to build an internal AI practice should consider Veritone on their shortlist of vendors, especially for projects requiring data classification and extraction from audio and video files.
Rule14
Rule14 is among the new breed of disruptive AI software providers that have figured out how to make deep learning work to solve practical business problems. Any company or government agency that wants to build and maintain an internal AI practice should put it on the shortlist.
Cloudhub360
Cloudhub360 may be a classic case of the sum of the parts being greater than the whole. The combination of conversational AI and intelligent data processing is what makes the Cloudhub360 platform well-suited to any customer service process where document processing is involved.
Skilja
Skilja has been flying under the radar for years as a trusted supplier of cognitive capture tools to other companies. The introduction of Tegra services that require only a single call opens the door for Skilja to sell to a much larger and wider market.
Oracle Blockchain
Oracle is the enterprise blockchain dark horse. With the company’s deep roots in supply chain, financial services, healthcare, and government, it always made more sense for Oracle to embrace blockchain than it did for some of its competitors, and unsurprisingly it is gaining traction in these very sectors.
Parascript
Parascript continues to develop new solutions with applied AI from its innovative R&D team. The team’s deep and rich knowledge in non-textual recognition, combined with more ML experience than many in the capture space, positions Parascript as a vendor to watch in cognitive capture.
Guru
Finally, it is important to note that Guru is used less as a replacement system and more as an augmentation layer on top of your existing systems, bringing relevant, accurate, and timely knowledge into employees’ workflows. So, rather than ripping and replacing the information silos within a traditional intranet or within employee communication and productivity systems like Slack, Teams, or Salesforce, it integrates with what is already there.
LTO Network
LTO Network is a hybrid blockchain application development platform for securing, verifying, and exchanging enterprise information. That’s not unusual, as there are many such platforms and applications around today; however, LTO Network stands apart.
Minit
In our analysis, Minit does this segmentation of the hierarchies exceptionally well thanks to their Hierarchical Process Mining capability, making it easy for an end user to understand process at the high level as well as drill further down or even upward to understand the actual “as-is” situation.
Cortical.io
AI textual analysis methods have been in use in these markets for at least 15 years, but a deeper dive into Cortical.io reveals a novel technology platform that underpins these products and likely future applications.
Fortress IQ
As organizations try to scale, one of their largest challenges is not having a handle on the true “as is” situation. The use of FortressIQ’s innovative approach to automating business analysis should, at the very least, create a much more accurate picture of business reality, more quickly.
Microsoft Viva Topics
Viva Topics technology is good and builds on solid foundations; arguably, it is the most advanced KM system to come to the market.
Grooper (Updated 2021)
Grooper represents one of the more remarkable corporate and technology pivots we have seen. A company that was well known and long established in the capture/scanning market reinvents itself as a data integration platform vendor. What it has done so far – and it has taken seven years of development work – it has done well.
KnowledgeLake Cloud
All cognitive capture products do much the same thing: capture
documents and process them through a workflow. But they also
typically require a lot of time to design, integrate, implement, and
maintain. KnowledgeLake Cloud has bundled and built all these parts
and pieces into a single cloud platform that is exceptionally easy to use.
Anyline
Capture technology has long relied on optimal conditions to work well.
Anyline is an innovator in reframing this paradigm and designing a
capture system that can work in far-from-optimal conditions, offering
a great deal of potential to unlock new markets and use cases.
Lucidworks
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IBM Automation Document Processing
IBM Automation Document Processing is well thought out, from
packaging it as a cloud service module (Pak) to the functionality’s
breadth and specificity. It would have been easy to rest on their
Datacap success and add incremental improvements. Instead, IBM has reimagined, reframed, and rebuilt their capture experience.
Salesforce Work.Com
Few companies, if any, were prepared for the upheaval caused by
Covid-19. A unified platform for both this and potential future upheaval
makes a lot of sense, and the fact that Salesforce pulled this together so thoroughly and quickly is impressive.
Splunk for Blockchain
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Sinequa
The use of deep learning to enhance and improve complex search
environments is impressive, and outside of major vendors such as
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, it’s rare to see…. Sinequa is taking
impressive steps forward, and we will watch with interest as more
customers begin to explore and use deep learning within their search
platforms and applications.
Alkymi
inboxes are silos holding content that can only be unlocked by manual human interaction. Alkymi automates much of that initial interaction viaman intuitive user interface.
Google Workspace
What really comes through is that Google is trying to create a full
multi-modal user experience and improved accessibility with Google
Workspace. By pulling everything together and providing a richer
and more comfortable experience for the user, Google is also laying the
foundations to leverage its AI capabilities much further.
Box Digital Business Suite
Box is by far the most talked-about cloud content management and file sharing service in the ECM community. Indeed, legacy vendors see Box, though grudgingly at times, as the only serious cloud competitor to their more traditional ECM products.
Adobe: Liquid Mode
The purpose of Liquid Mode is to improve the reading experience of PDF documents on mobile devices; in short, to ensure readers don’t need to pinch and zoom, and lose the context of the content. Though not specifically designed for accessibility automation, Sensei and Liquid Mode by default meet many of those requirements.
SharePoint Syntex
Syntex automates the enrichment and management of SharePoint (and other
Microsoft applications) content with Syntex, along with a slew of new
features, represents a significant upgrade.
Progress Corticon
Progress Software is an application development software company
with more than two million users and a 30-year-plus track record.
Progress provides a low-code digital decisioning platform for business
processes; low-code application development tools; digital experience
software for chat, mobile, and web apps; and AI/ML tools for
developing and operationalizing data science.
Egnyte
In our analysis, what makes Egnyte stand out is its ability to provide
a unified platform to govern data and files across both cloud and
on-premises repositories, and to automate the analysis and governance
of that information in one central place.
BurstIQ
BurstIQ is a data exchange network that leverages blockchain
technology to build secure data solutions, creating identity profiles by
using big data. There should be no shortage of early adopters and firms
with relevant innovative business models able to build on the company’s
PaaS to extend standard enterprise blockchain security and data
analytics capabilities.
Dropbox Business
Over the past five years, Dropbox has taken enterprise requirements
much more seriously. The current incarnation of the Dropbox Business
platform is smart, easy to use, scalable, and well worth considering for any large and diverse enterprise content/collaboration situation.
Citrix Workspace
What Citrix has done well is to build a niche for itself, targeting
workers and enterprises that leverage multiple, fragmented applications and products, and delivering a platform that can intelligently unify otherwise awkward situations.
IPwe
Though it is still early, it is hard not to be impressed by the progress
and ambition of IPwe. What struck us most is that the company
has leveraged both AI and blockchain in an attempt to transform a
traditional and slow-moving sector and create a revolutionary new
trading marketplace.
IBM Blockchain Platform
IBM has taken an early leadership position in enterprise blockchain
and will remain a key player moving forward. However, though its focus on building out networks first makes sense, it will begin to encounter more serious competition soon.
Hyland COVID-19 Crisis Management Tracking App
A Hyland employee has demonstrated the power of low-code case management software by quickly developing an app to track employee illnesses and provide assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
OpenText Documentum
OpenText has done a lot to modernize and advance Documentum since acquiring it in 2017 while also continuing to support the legacy base platform and products. Documentum is here to stay and will continue to play a key role in large-scale ECM deployments for many years to come.
Salesforce Blockchain (Updated)
At Deep Analysis, we have long argued that blockchain should be simplified and made easier for developers to access and implement. The low-code approach here will appeal to developers wanting to get started. More importantly, the approach lays the foundations for creating extensive, if relatively simple, trading ecosystems. The coming year will see more blockchain announcements from Salesforce.
K2
K2 is a well-established company with a strong track record in wide
deployments of digital process automation. The company was early to
embrace low-code approaches and has a deep bench of partnerships
with document-centric vendors across capture, document, and web
content technologies.
OpenText
OpenText is a leading provider of information management and process
automation software, as well as analytics, AI/ML, digital experience,
and business networks. The company describes its broad portfolio
as enterprise information management, spanning both unstructured
content (predominately) and data. By pursuing an acquisition-led
strategy throughout its 30-year history, OpenText has pushed the firm’s
positioning to the edges of the information management market –
often filling in unaddressed or niche spaces overlooked by competitors.1
In doing so, OpenText has made digital process automation a core
component of its overall strategy of putting information to work.
Hyland Credentials
Hyland has a major commercial footprint in the higher ed market,
and its 2020 acquisition of Learning Machine should make for a
pretty straightforward integration and upsell to Hyland products and
customers. Moreover, this is one of the first major moves by a content
management company into the blockchain world and will likely spur its competitors to respond.
Amazon (AWS) Textract
Textract may be one small piece of a big Amazon pie, but it is a pivotal
piece. Textract is a catalyst for information management buyers and
vendors to leverage Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a true platform
rather than simply as a provider of cloud storage.
Kofax
Kofax has a deeper bench in the process automation market and
the information management market than many buyers realize.
While Kofax has traditionally sold its technologies as standalone
products in target markets, it’s more appropriate to think of Kofax as
an intelligent automation company with an integrated platform for
end-to-end, operational, and customer-facing business processes.
Attestiv
Attestiv caught our eye early on as a start-up that is ahead of the curve in developing practical applications that leverage blockchain. More importantly, the company has focused in on a specific industry vertical rather than taking the path of many start-ups that try to “boil the ocean.”
DocAuthority
DocAuthority is a start-up that has developed a new, patented,
AI-based approach called BusinessID™ to identify sensitive
information. In our discussions with the firm and in viewing a product
demonstration, it is clearly very promising. At the same time, we have
some questions about how it actually works.
ABBYY Timeline
In 2019, ABBYY expanded its software
beyond intelligent capture into intelligent process mining and discovery
tools that utilize neural network technology. Both intelligent capture
and intelligent process discovery are hot trends in the digital process
automation market, making ABBYY an important company for
enterprises to keep on their radar. ABBYY acquired TimelinePI
in May 2019. This report focuses on the ABBYY Timeline product and evaluates the firm’s positioning in the overall digital process automation marketplace.
Collabware
Collabware brings to the table a sensible and practical method
for managing content both in place and by leveraging a data lake
approach. However, the company today has little visibility in the
market, and its ambitious plan to rethink governance and RM flies
beneath the radar.
Nuxeo Insight
Nuxeo Insight has gone further than most in bridging the gap between
highly trained data scientists and non-technical business users, making
it one of the more effective and useful AI systems for content analysis
that we have seen.
Bizagi
automation, bpm, dpa, rpaBizagi
Bizagi is a thought leader in cloud-based digital process automation
with a significant, widespread installed base in business process
modeling and a highly competitive platform for structured processes
and case management. Bizagi is most differentiated by its process
automation software, which is dynamic and built for fast, scalable
deployments, and its business process modeling tool.
Kodak Alaris INfuse Solution
At Deep Analysis, we don’t typically research document capture
products. However, we made an exception for Alaris as INfuse has the
potential to positively impact the broader document management and
business application market.
Objective Trapeze
Objective’s Trapeze is a good example of a content-oriented business
application that has been designed as a solution to meet a specific
problem. It effectively uses advanced technology in the background to
add major productivity improvements for the user. If the firm can take
this design ethos into other content applications, it has the potential to
pivot successfully and grow substantially.
Microsoft Project Cortex
Project Cortex is a significant move by Microsoft to essentially pivot
its content management functionality into a knowledge management
application. Though only time will tell how successful this shift is,
in our opinion it’s a good move for the company.
Generis CARA
Generis CARA is a well-known brand within the pharmaceuticals
sector, where it competes head-on with Veeva. Outside of that niche,
CARA has little visibility. Even so, though Generis is a relatively
small company, it has a long legacy and deep levels of expertise in
content management.
Ripcord
In terms of innovation, Ripcord checks all the boxes, combining robotics with cloud software for capture. But its uniqueness may also be its weakness. For such a differentiated product, the firm has only limited industry visibility. … That said, Ripcord does represent a step forward in the capture, archiving, and records management world: its speed in capturing and processing paper documents sets a new benchmark.
Alfresco Software (Digital Process Automation)
Alfresco is a visionary company and technology leader in providing content-centric digital process automation for content management and information governance within business operations. The company has a strong R&D focus with open-source software and cloud computing roots, now coupled with a strong drive toward integrating AI/ML with content services and process automation.
BP Logix
BP Logix has jumpstarted process design with Process Timeline. This innovative approach merits investigation by testing the product and talking with customers who have deployed the tool.
Catalytic
Catalytic is a fascinating vendor with an easy-to-use, SaaS-based process automation product and a pinpoint focus on achieving widespread deployment across all business people within an enterprise. The company has ambitious plans to remake a mature market that has already been well-plowed by many competitors.
FlowForma
FlowForma is a true no-code product designed for business people to improve the efficiency of everyday business processes that are frequently overlooked or seen as “just the way we do things.”
Hyland (Digital Process Automation)
Hyland’s deep knowledge and experience in implementing vertical
solutions and functional (cross-industry) business processes differentiates it most in the process automation market.
Leverton AI
Over its short life span, Leverton has carved out a solid niche for itself in the real estate software market. But what sets Leverton apart is, in our analysis, that it has built its own (patented) AI stack. This is an approach that appears to go beyond traditional capture and content analysis.
Oracle Blockchain
Oracle is the enterprise blockchain dark horse. Its stealthy but deeply funded and well-sourced entry into the market follows Oracle’s well-established pattern: the firm has a history of first dismissing new technologies, only to work quietly and then launch into the new market with full force. …
Cisco Blockchain
This report focuses on the enterprise blockchain division within Cisco. The firm seemed intent on leveraging distributed ledgers to enhance its existing strengths at the network layer, but recently we learned that Cisco has essentially stopped investing in blockchain and plans to open-source its work to date. Intriguingly, Cisco had been promising a network-embedded option soon.
