VitAL MANAGEMENT
Transforming data
overload into information Morgan Sheehy, chief operating offi cer at Nuix, outlines how good
information governance practices can help companies transform a data overload into information.
A
S THE amount of electronic data that surrounds business grows
exponentially, businesses often find themselves
in the position where
they have more data, but not necessarily more information.
One of the biggest culprits when it comes to creating excessive amounts of data is the vast quantities of email being created and sent. Then there are the people
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who then save, reply to and forward that communication to multiple persons. Email is growing exponentially, at a rate of 60 percent annually. This problem is compounded by backup and archiving processes which facilitate the build-up of electronic data, making it more complicated to undertake a meaningful and comprehensive search for any specific information when it needs to be found.
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