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broadest definition, the Social Business market consists of following segments; Information Governance – Privacy & Compliance and Data Discovery, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication, EMC & File Sharing, Workforce Management, Marketing Automation, CRM & Customer Support, Social Media Monitoring & Management , Web & Digital Asset Management and Digital Commerce. This report provides a granular analysis of the Marketing Automation, Social Media Monitoring & Management, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication and Web & Digital Asset Management segments. Going forward, we will be expanding our coverage of the market to include more of the aforementioned segments.

This report leverages 451 Research’s deep knowledge of and relationships within the Social Business market, resulting in a proprietary forecast based on a bottom-up analysis of 145 vendors’ current revenue and growth expectations through 2019. This analysis was developed and will be maintained with the support of our Social Business analysts, primarily Alan Pelz-Sharpe, Research Director, Social Business and Matt Mullen, Senior Analyst, Social Business. Included in the report is our Social Business taxonomy, market-sector revenue estimates, growth forecasts and a view of the competitive landscape for each of the sectors outlined above.

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Table of Contents

Methodology Vendor by Total Social Business 2014E Revenue Range (Cont.)

Data Sources Social Business Vendor Distribution

Social Business Market Taxonomy Social Business: M&A Activity

Social Business Sector Definitions Marketing Automation Segment Definition Social Business Sector Definitions Total Marketing Automation Market Revenue Vendor Participation by Sector (5 Slides) Marketing Automation Vendors

Total Social Business Market Revenue MA Vendor Distribution (Public/Private)

Social Business Segment Revenue MA Vendor Distribution by Revenue Range

Social Business Segment Market Share Analysis Marketing Automation Vendor Distribution Vendor Revenue Distribution (Ownership) MA End User Segment Revenue

Vendor Revenue Range Details MA: Market Share by End User Segment

Vendor Revenue Range Details (Cont.) MA Vendors by End-User Focus

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SM3 Market Highlights EC/S Vendor Distribution Summary

SM3 Vendors EC/S End User Segment Revenue

SM3 Vendor Distribution (Public/Private) EC/S Market Share by End User Segment SM3 Vendor Distribution by Revenue Range EC/S Vendors by End-User Focus

SM3 Vendor Distribution Summary Web Experience Management (WEM) Sector Definition

SM3 End User Segment Revenue WEM Market Highlights

SM3 Market Share by End User Segment WEM Vendors

SM3 Vendors by End-User Focus EC/S Vendor Distribution (Public/Private)

Enterprise Collaboration/Social (EC/S) Sector Definition WEM Vendor Distribution by Revenue Range

EC/S Market Highlights WEM Vendor Distribution Summary

EC/S Vendors WEM End User Segment Revenue

EC/S Vendor Distribution (Public/Private WEM Market Share by End User Segment EC/S Vendor Distribution by Revenue Range WEM Vendors by End-User Focus

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Vendor Analysis Methodology

Marketing Automation Summary Results Marketing Automation Drill-Down Results

Enterprise Collaboration/Social Summary Results Enterprise Collaboration/Social Drill-Down Results SM3 Summary Results

SM3 Drill-Down Results

Web Experience Management Summary Results Web Experience Management Drill-Down Results Social Business Summary Data

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8 out of 10

Vendors we have

briefed directly to support

our findings

This analysis leverages our deep knowledge of and

relationships within the Social Business marketplace, resulting

in proprietary forecast of industry revenue based on a

bottom-up analysis of each vendor’s current revenue and growth

expectations.

100%

Of market estimate and

forecast based on individual

vendor estimates, no

black-box ‘other’ category

A bottom-up analysis entails creating individual estimates and

forecasts for each market participant in lieu of relying on

historical or related data, applying broad assumptions or

extrapolating market totals based on input from a handful of

large vendors (a top-down approach).

145

Vendors included in analysis

are estimated and

forecasted individually

Our Social Business database contains individual models on

XXX vendors in the market. Each model contains intelligence

specific to that company (i.e., customers, pricing, deal sizes and

trends) with a forecast that incorporates the unique traits,

strengths and weaknesses of the vendor.

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Market Monitor Data Sources

15,000

Vendor briefings as a company annually

85+

Sector analysts support estimates

12

Financial analysts contribute to MM

950+

Financial/banking clients provide insight

CXO

Executive-level access across IT landscape

XXX

End-user surveys annually

Return to Contents

Question/ Briefing

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Using the broadest definition, the Social Business market consists of following segments; Information Governance – Privacy & Compliance and Data Discovery, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication, EMC & File Sharing, Workforce Management, Marketing Automation, CRM & Customer Support, Social Media Monitoring & Management , Web & Digital Asset Management and Digital Commerce. This report provides a granular analysis of the Marketing Automation, Social Media Monitoring & Management, Enterprise Collaboration & Communication and Web & Digital Asset Management segments. Going forward, we will be expanding our coverage of the market to include more of the aforementioned segments.

Initial Sectors

Covered *

Social

Business

Marketing Automation

Social Media Management & Monitoring

Enterprise Collaboration/Social

Web Experience Management

Information Governance

Digital Commerce

CRM & Customer Support

EMC & File Sharing

Workforce Management

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Greg Zwakman

[email protected]

415-989-1555 x122

Tim Miller

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415-989-1555 x110

Yulitza Peraza

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415-989-1555 x156

Victoria Simons

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415-989-1555 x155

Kathleen Frodyma

[email protected]

415-989-1555 x168

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