What is Data Stewardship? Data stewardship refers to the responsibility of managing, protecting, and ensuring the ethical use of data within an organization. It involves overseeing data quality, security, compliance, and governance while ensuring that data remains...
Empowered Data Owners to Perform Self-Service Data Optimization in 3PB Environment for a Fortune 500 Financial Services Provider A Fortune 500 financial services provider grappled with the growing complexity of managing 3 petabytes (PB) of unstructured data across its...
The Unstructured Data Crisis: A Billion-Dollar Problem If data is the new oil, then unstructured data is its crude form—vast, untapped, and brimming with potential. But like crude oil, unless refined, it is more of a liability than an asset. Across regions investing...
At a time when data is the currency, an enterprise is paradoxically data-rich and insight-poor. Massive investments in AI applications, data governance, and data security are no guarantee to address the biggest bottleneck to innovation-availability of data. Why? ...
What is Data Lifecycle Management? This process implies the entire cycle of data handling from its very birth to archiving, from usage till erasure. A policy or best practice in any organization governs the whole management process with suitable practices so as to...
