Vignette Q2 earnings – flat never looked so good
David Yockelson
Former AnalystBiography
As VP of Research Operations, David was responsible for the research, analysis and content delivery processes and programs for The 451 Group.
Additionally, David contributed research to the enterprise software technology sector, commensurate with his experience in enterprise content management, collaboration, application software, integration and other topics.
Prior to joining The 451 Group, David was a Managing Director and head of strategic research at Berkery, Noyes & Co, an M&A-focused boutique investment bank. Preceding that, he held various analyst and management positions, including that of Research Director, over the course of 12 years at META Group, then moved briefly to Gartner in 2005 after it acquired META.
David also worked in marketing for several emerging technology vendors prior to his tenure with META. He has extensive experience in writing and speaking to vendors, end users, investors and the press on topics ranging from overall information technology industry trends to specific technology topics and their evolution.
David holds a BS in Computer Information Sciences from Pace University.
Recent Research from David Yockelson
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Thoma Cressey Bravo takes the \'Hy\' road with majority stake in Hyland Software
With new private equity ownership, Hyland is likely to be on the acquisition path to expand its offerings and accelerate growth. Can it join the big leagues in enterprise content management?
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StreamServe hits for the LiveCycle with Adobe relationship
A formal announcement marks the reseller agreement that had been brewing for some time. StreamServe will be helping Adobe compete in the high-volume, custom output market; meanwhile, the relationship will help StreamServe gain prominence in the US.
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SAP responds to complaint with the lowdown on TomorrowNow downloads
While admitting that \'inappropriate\' downloading of information took place as Oracle had accused in its lawsuit this past March, SAP\'s CEO tries to localize the issue to the subsidiary at the center of the ruckus, TomorrowNow.
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SaaS financials for SMBs more Intacct after funding
Intacct appears to be hitting its stride after a management overhaul, a revitalized channel and partnering strategy and a recently announced infusion of $14m. Given a hot SMB market, can Intacct outmaneuver both SaaS and on-premises competitors
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Iron Mountain announces records management buy
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