Data Cleanup Service
What is it about?
Huge amounts of data are generated in the course of digitization. And the volumes of data are growing rapidly. The estimated annual data volume growth in an enterprise is 35% on average. Whereas the management of business-critical data is usually well organized, other data assets lead a wallflower existence (e-mail, cloud data, etc.).
We claim: Data management in companies is in the same state as some flat share refrigerators (à IG video on YouTube): One can assume that up to 80% of all data in the company is either outdated or no longer current.
The total cost of managing this data is usually completely unknown and the legal risks (litigation, disclosure obligations, data loss, data destruction) are significant. Valuable IT resources are tied up in managing redundant data on enterprise IT systems.
- We take care of your data and show you how to get the data flood under control!
- Our Data Cleanup shows you your total cost of ownership, implements life-cycle management for your data, and cleans up old data assets.
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All about data strategy & information governance
Tidy up instead of buying on the spur of the moment
Update: Interview from Netzwoche by Daniel Burgwinkel & Bruno Wildhaber In Computerworld 8 of May 22, 2015 , Bruno Wildhaber looks at the basics of information governance and shows what a refrigerator has to do with your data management.
New publication: Lifecycle Mgmt and relationship with Information Governance (french)
Gouvernance d'information (Les Cahiers du Numerique) - impact of records mgmt to information governance The French Canadian journal "Les cahiers du numerique" has issued an interesting number about the interrelations btw records management (information lifecycle mgmt)...
Update: Retention of business correspondence?
Business correspondence - retention obligation? Since 1.1.2013, Swiss commercial law has applied the principle that business correspondence is no longer subject to retention. What does this mean for companies? Which cases do you consider borderline and where is there...
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