Storage Management Strategies for the CIOData classification tools provide the foundation for litigation discovery, cost reduction, record management, retention, archiving, deduplication and usage control.
The problem of controlling and managing the ever-growing volume of data living on a company's file shares is unrelenting. Companies need to find ways to reduce the overall cost of storing data, but must often keep it for longer periods of time to adhere to new regulations and requirements. Adding to the problem are more stringent privacy laws and court-ordered mandates to quickly find and produce specific files adrift in a vast sea of unstructured data.
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New data classification tools, which work below the file-system attribute level, crack open files and extract their content to allow complex searches, reporting, lifecycle management and legal retention based on policies. All of the products described on the following pages provide data classification and reporting, although their functionality differs widely (see "Data classification product sampler," PDF file). Most are relatively new products that are still in early release cycles with expansive roadmaps.
This was first published in November 2006