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Data Governance and Corporate Agility are Customer-centric

While data management may appear to some to be an internal-only affair, it has a direct effect on dealings with the customer.  Data Governance requires that the data be examined carefully for sensitivity to external regulations and internal policies. Failure to fully understand these requirements can cause what looks like

How Data Deduplication Works

IT managers and executives face explosive data growth, driving up costs of storage for backup and disaster recovery (DR). This paper explains in detail how data deduplication technology reduces backup storage requirements and DR operations. More>>

5 Steps for How to Better Manage Your Data

Businesses today store 2.2 zettabytes of data, according to a new report by Symantec, and that total is growing at a rapid clip. To control and leverage this information, you need to focus on managing it, not the device or data center. More>>

Data Deluge: The Problem Is, You Can’t Keep Everything

According to a 2011 report from the McKinsey Global Institute, many large U.S. companies now have more data stored than the U.S. Library of Congress. Faced with ever-expanding quantities of data, corporate execs and IT pros are becoming increasingly concerned with data management. More>>

Practical Lessons from Recent Data Security Breaches

Recent data breaches at popular Internet sites, including the theft of millions of user passwords by hackers at business networking site LinkedIn and dating site eHarmony, show the consequences businesses are likely to face from unauthorized access to private data. Though the exact costs of these breaches are difficult to determine,

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