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News and Analysis
DataMotion Secures Cloud-Based Workflows
DataMotion is hoping to eliminate the need for multiple point solutions over a wide range of disparate or non-compliant electronic communications channels with the new, broadened version of its platform-as-service (PaaS) product, DataMotion Platform.
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Architectures
An SMB Masters Business Intelligence
Tales of data cleanup and normalization, massive integration and major workflow revisions in decision-making make it difficult for small and midsize businesses to compete against larger concerns when it comes to developing business intelligence (BI) for their markets and their operations. But with the right kind of support from upper management, an appropriately trained IT staff and a vision, SMBs can attain great results.
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- Data Disposition Must Be A Priority
- PCI And The Circle Of Blame
- Time To Take Action Against Data Loss
- Inside OS X Security
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Reviews & Workshops
The Challenge Of Making Business Intelligence And Analytics Work
Introducing "smart" systems and business analytics into an organization is an IT challenge. Historically, IT has supported online transaction processing for internal operations and customer-facing systems, and then used batch processing to wrap up all of the activities at the end of a processing period. But increasingly, businesses are beginning to incorporate smart systems that go beyond isolated enclaves of automation built into computers and networks and tap directly into the critical thinking behind mission-critical business processes.
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Blogs
Big Data's Evolving Role in E-discovery: What Is Predictive Coding?
August 17, 2012 10:07 AM
Posted by David Hill
Predictive coding is helping to speed up the often laborious and intense e-discovery process. Learn more about the technology, and why organizations are still taking a measured approach.
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The Promise of LTFS
April 05, 2012 09:00 AM
Posted by Howard Marks
A bit more than a year ago the folks behind the LTO tape format standards, primarily IBM, with some contributions from HP and Quantum, added the Linear Tape File System to LTO's feature list. While some niche markets, primarily the media and entertainment business, have adopted LTFS, it won't live up to it's promise without support from archiving and eDiscovery vendors.
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PerspecSys: Removing a Key Security Barrier to Public Cloud Adoption
February 23, 2012 01:00 PM
Posted by David Hill
Several months ago, an IT trade publication (which will remain nameless) published an article whose title stated that public cloud security remains "mission impossible." While the article was well-reasoned and backed off from the title's hyperbolic assertion, the damage had already been done. Actually, the title should have been something more like, "Public cloud security is mission possible, but proceed cautiously."
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IBM's IOD 2011: A Cornucopia of Solutions
November 04, 2011 09:09 AM
Posted by David Hill
IBM titled its Information on Demand (IOD) 2011 conference in Las Vegas "The Premier Forum for Information and Analytics." IOD featured innovation and a cornucopia of products and services that act a litmus test and checkpoint as to where the IT industry is and where it is going.
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Quotas Are Evil, Or At Least Counterproductive
May 27, 2011 07:00 AM
Posted by Howard Marks
I, like most of you, spend much of my time managing ever growing piles of data, so I was intrigued when an email with the subject "Five ways to manage data growth" arrived in my inbox, along with the usual press releases and spam. I was appalled when I saw that the first suggestion was to impose strict quotas on user mailboxes and home directories.
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FTI Technology: Running Rings Around e-Discovery
March 17, 2011 08:15 AM
Posted by David Hill
That information is an enterprise asset is well-known. That it may unfortunately be a liability is also true, even though we would like to have that concern go away. Enterprises must know how to deal with the liability side of their information when civil litigation arises. As a result, the e-discovery business has risen among IT vendors that hope to help enterprises manage their litigation/liability issues. FTI Technology, with its Ringtail software, is at the forefront of improving the productivity of the e-discovery process.
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