Veritas & Office 365: Solve the Governance Conundrum at Vision 2017
Vision is now just hours away, and I don’t know about you, but I am super excited! Not only will it be my first time in Las Vegas, but Amy Dugdale and I will be presenting a session called: ‘O365 E3 + Veritas > O365 E5: Solve Your Governance Conundrum’. Whether your organization is thinking about Office 365, on the journey to it or already leveraging its collaboration and productivity capabilities, you still need to work out what the right information governance strategy is for your organization. Our session will explore the built-in options you have with Office 365, as well as some of the key reasons to complement Office 365 with Veritas information governance solutions. But, you won’t just hear about it from Amy and me, because I’m also super excited to say you’ll hear first-hand how the United States Department of Justice approached this important decision making process and how bluesource, one of our Platinum partners, has helped customers in their journey to Office 365. To top all of this off, we also have some very talented engineers from our Veritas Enterprise Vault™ development team who will be answering your product questions and offering you the opportunity to win some awesome prizes. We have several breakout sessions covering our information governance portfolio: ranging from an epic journey around the world in just 80 clicks with Information Map to a deep dive into the benefits of our next-generation classification engine and how it can help you eliminate dark data. Join our hands-on-labs to learn about the great new features in Veritas Enterprise Vault™ 12.2, how to accelerate your GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) subject access requests and how policies, patterns and tags can help you rule your world of unstructured data! There are so many exciting things going on at Vision this year, and I’m looking forward to meeting you all! Safe travels!Introducing the Veritas School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for GDPR
This week I had the opportunity to sit down with some of our in-house General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) technical experts, and for three days my brain was assaulted by all manner of classification identifiers and regular expressions.
