GDPR is now a reality for British Airways and Marriott International, with fines of £183 million ($228 million) and £99 million ($124 million) served respectively for data breaches of their customers’...
Today, we are surrounded by data. With the increase of data-generating devices, sensors, and software, the amount of data stored by organizations is growing exponentially. We all use connected, integr...
With Information Studio, Veritas provides IT professionals a tool to easily identify specific details about data and the information it contains, pinpointing areas of risk, waste, and potential value....
Today, many enterprises maintain multi-cloud architecture and diverse storage infrastructure. Due to massive data growth and increasing data privacy and country-specific regulations, organizations are...
Recently, we've encountered Enterprise Vault customers wanting to utilize O365 as messaging platform, migrating from on-prem Exchange server to O365. The biggest pain point is identifying details they...
In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare asks, “What’s in a name?” Juliet goes on to say, “That which we call a rose / By any other name would smell as sweet.” Simply stated, a word alone does not define a ro...
By now, we’ve all heard how the President’s Management Agenda (PMA) sets bold goals for IT modernization. A vital element of the PMA is the creation of a Federal Data Strategy. This is a wise choice. ...
One of the things I always found challenging as a CIO was keeping up with new terms introduced to the market. I sat in numerous meetings where vendors described their products as “hyper converged,” “d...
I recently attended Springsteen on Broadway. I’m a NJ native and a longtime fan, so it was an amazing experience to see Bruce in an intimate setting and hear him sing the songs that defined important ...
A few years ago, Donald Rumsfeld famously talked about “unknown unknowns.” His quote was in response to a question about the Iraq war. Although viewed positively today, his words initially provoked a ...
