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Thursday, October 23, 2014

Press the Start Button on Information Governance

From 'Big Size' to 'Right Size'. Learn More.
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Press the Start Button on Information Governance: From 'Big Size' to 'Right Size'
How do ants eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
Identifying, analyzing, and then acting on unstructured data in preparation for a data clean-up project, merger/acquisition, eDiscovery request, records classification, internal investigation, cloud migration, or even a data analytics project can seem overwhelming, just like an ant trying to eat an elephant, until we understand where to start.


Join IBM for a webinar featuring Cheryl McKinnon, Forrester principal analyst, as we discuss how to turn your unmanaged, unstructured data into relevant data, helping you jump start your information governance initiatives.

As many of you know, the primary source of enterprise data growth, unstructured data, comes from disparate data sources, is spread across departments and locations, and is governed by ever changing compliance mandates and regulations. The nature of unstructured data makes finding that information governance "start button" a real challenge. Practitioners across legal, records, compliance, and IT struggle to answer these basic questions:

-Do you know how much data you have?
-Do you know where it's located and how much is classified?
-Do you know who owns it?
-Do you know how old it is?
-Do you know how much is relevant to your business or just taking up space?
-Do you know if it contains personally-identifiable information (PII) or other highly confidential information?

Like an ant eating an elephant, it's all about perspective. Join us for a discussion on how to transform your "elephant size" unstructured data into "right size" relevant data and jump start your critical data-driven initiatives.
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