Posts Tagged "data"

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Sep, 2022 By devis
Using Data to Lead Change

Using Data to Lead Change

One of the main ways that to ensure that humans are put back into data is through the process of data storytelling. Insist colleagues, teams, and organizations to be always be data-informed rather than data-driven. Organizations that promote data-driven strategies Learn more
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Jun, 2022 By devis
Data Conversion: Dos and Don’ts

Data Conversion: Dos and Don’ts

As technology continues to evolve at a rapid rate, it is inevitable that you will be faced with at least one data conversion project during the course of your career. There are some universal dos and don'ts to follow so Learn more
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Mar, 2022 By devis
Handling Chat Data in eDiscovery

Handling Chat Data in eDiscovery

Now a mainstream form of business communication, chat is here to stay as an easy and instant way to connect. But when it comes to litigation, investigations and regulatory compliance, chat presents some unwieldy challenges for eDiscovery and legal teams. Learn more
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Dec, 2021 By devis
Investing in Data Management Solutions

Investing in Data Management Solutions

With increased unstructured data, enterprises will be looking towards more data management solutions and data security to ensure they can make the most out their data. https://techhq.com/2021/12/enterprises-to-invest-in-more-data-management-solutions-in-2022/ For more Tidbits & Thoughts, click here. Learn more
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Sep, 2021 By devis
Data Disposition

Data Disposition

Disposition is the disposal of information that has come to the end of the information lifecycle. Often times, this means destruction, but it can also mean transfer to another organization such as a corporate archive if it has historical value. https://info.aiim.org/aiim-blog/data-disposition-and-your-retention-policy?_ga=2.263624652.1756038093.1631897146-827694027.1628098774 Learn more
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May, 2021 By devis
Strategies for Smarter Data Migration

Strategies for Smarter Data Migration

There are many reasons for data migration. For example, replacing or upgrading applications, business process changes, data volume growth, and changing performance requirements. In all cases, one thing remains the same - the data not only needs to be moved from Learn more