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CloudNine, a leading eDiscovery technology and services provider, is hosting an in-person "lunch and learn" discussion in Charlotte on April 23 from 12:30-2pm ET on how to grapple with...

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Unstructured Data and the Challenge of Modern Data Management Data volumes continue to skyrocket and businesses keep working to harness that data for analytics and intelligence, driving innovation and improving business outcomes. Now, GigaOm analyst Enrico Signoretti says businesses are finally getting a handle on the unique challenge of operationalizing unstructured data. “Enterprises are finally recognizing the need for better data management around unstructured data,” Signoretti says. �...

Posted on 214 Datadobi, the global leader in unstructured data management software, has today released a new report titled, “Building a Modern Data Management Strategy” compiled by GigaOm, a technology research and analysis company and leading global voice on enterprise technologies. The GigaOm analysis reveals the challenges enterprises focused on hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure are facing today, the increasing need for un...

Sarah Armstrong-Smith Sarah Armstrong-Smith is a Chief Security Advisor in Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Solutions Group. She principally works with UK financial services and strategic customers across Ireland, Sweden and Norway, to help them evolve their security strategy and capabilities to support digital transformation and cloud adoption. Graham Hosking Graham Hosking a Security & Compliance Technical Specialist from Microsofts Modern Work and Security Team. Working primarily with top banks, ...

shutterstock According to TechTarget, a recent IDC forecast revealed enterprises will create and capture an estimated 6.4 zettabytes of new data in 2020. This firehose of data is coming into the enterprise from a variety of sources: servers, smartphones, websites, social media networks, e-commerce platforms, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. And the spigot is growing larger by the day. Can the typical enterprise handle this flood of data—and if so, can they analyse it well ...