The Frozen Quadrant

Today I will like to summarize all the changes in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Quality Tools that has happened between 2009 and 20 10.

It goes like this:

Larisa Bedgood 30th June 2010 / 15:29

Exactly! Nothing more to be said. Best blog yet – lol

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Henrik Liliendahl Sørensen 1st July 2010 / 10:34

Thanks Larisa, and congratulations to DataMentors for consistently staying in the quadrant.

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Henrik Liliendahl Sørensen 9th July 2010 / 05:42

Well, Vincent McBurney did catch some small movements in the quadrant here – and also found that open source will not break the ice at least not before 2012.

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