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Tiered storage data classification tools

Data classification is generally a two-part process. An organization must first understand the business value of applications and data, then store and protect that data at the appropriate service levels. In effect, data classification is used to align business applications with the storage infrastructure. This chapter of the Tiered Storage All-in-One Guide will cover specific considerations for data classification tools.



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Data classification tool purchase considerations
This segment of the Tiered Storage Buying Guide covers specific considerations for data classification tools, such as indexing, search and migration.


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Data classification product specifications
The product snapshots in this chapter of the Tiered Storage Buying guide highlight key specifications for a cross-section of data classification products.


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Why you should perform data classification
Regardless of how daunting a task it may be, understanding the data we store is the first step in addressing data management issues. This tip outlines some of the main reasons why data classification is essential.

A step-by-step approach to data classification
The most common shortcoming of a data classification project is the perception that it can be completed through technical analysis at the storage layer without engaging business users. While discovering and analyzing...

What's holding up ILM?
While vendors work to fill in the gaps in the information lifecycle management stack and connect the pieces, IT and business units must hammer out a manageable set of policies to drive the ILM process in their...

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