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March 2007 - Posts

• The Growth of Database Archiving

  According to several analysts I've spoken to recently, database archiving is growing at a compound annual rate of around 35 percent. But why? What is compelling organizations to archive their data? Fundamentally, there are two reasons why data would Read More... Posted Monday, March 26, 2007 2:16 PM by cmullins | 1 Comments Filed under: database archive

• Bill Inmon on Database Archiving

  As regular readers of this blog know, I've been writing about database archiving for some time now. But maybe you're all tired of reading my thoughts on the subject? If so, how about reading what Bill Inmon has to say about the topic? Bill recently Read More... Posted Thursday, March 22, 2007 10:54 AM by cmullins | 0 Comments Filed under: database archive

• E-Discovery Making an Impact on Data Management

  We all read about regulatory compliance and how it impacts IT and data management, but e-discovery will have a bigger overall impact on how we manage and govern our computerized data. You see, regulations are enacted by governmental bodies to formalize Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 21, 2007 10:09 AM by cmullins | 2 Comments Filed under: database archive, data governance, e-discovery

• Five Key Data Management Trends

  Just a short blog entry today to point everyone to a nice synopsis of Jill Dyche's keynote address at last week's DAMA Symposium and Metadata Conference . Jill Dyche is partner and co-founder of Baseline Consulting, a professional services firm Read More... Posted Friday, March 16, 2007 4:04 PM by cmullins | 0 Comments Filed under: data governance

• Archive Administration

  I have been blogging about database archiving and the need to store data for long periods of time. The focus of these blog entries has been on the regulations that drive the need to retain data and the issues that arise as a result. But what happens when Read More... Posted Monday, March 12, 2007 11:27 AM by cmullins | 1 Comments Filed under: database archive, recovery, backup