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The document discusses optimal markets for hidden data detection and cleansing software. It finds that the education and legal industries are likely the best markets as they deal with confidential information, use Microsoft Office and PDF files heavily, focus on enterprise needs, understand the hidden data problem, and are primarily located in the US. Specifically, education institutions on average have over 2,600 documents and legal organizations have around 500 documents that could benefit from such software.
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