Data management stories

Snowflake has announced the successful completion of an assessment conducted by KPMG on the 14 Key Cloud Controls for protecting sensitive data.>>

Storage-as-a-service cloud solutions for multicloud deployments will be critical to ensuring higher availability of data and resilience.>>

Organisations involved in sharing, exchanging and collaborating with data, as part of a data ecosystem, can gain financial benefits of up to $940 million.>>

Basing strategic decisions on old data can result in disappointing results and sluggish performance, writes BOARD regional sales manager Siobhan Mahoney.>>

The rise of data sprawl has posed a real challenge for many organisations, writes Denodo senior vice president and chief marketing officer Ravi Shankar.>>

In this interview, two execs from Cohesity discuss the company's data management as a service (DMaaS) solutions. >>

A new Forrester/Boomi study finds a 410% return on investment over three years.>>

Seagate country manager for A/NZ Jeff Park explains how the right storage infrastructure can set businesses on the path to pandemic recovery. >>

Hitachi Vantara has announced the availability of its next-generation Lumada DataOps Suite.  >>

Rather than being ignored as a by-product of their IT estate, businesses should make sure metadata is on their radar, writes SnapLogic CTO Craig Stewart.>>

In this interview we speak with Syniti vice president for ANZ Frankie Steel, who is back for her second IT Jam. >>

Xero has announced the launch of the Xero Responsible Data Use Advisory Council, educating small business owners on responsible data use. >>

The latest version of ThycoticCentrify's flagship PEDM solution now includes session audit data masking capabilities for UNIX, to reduce the risk of exposing potentially sensitive or highly restricted data.>>

WANdisco's survey shows most companies migrate data to the cloud using trucks and other outdated methods.>>

Global Frost & Sullivan analysis reveals businesses top priorities in data use and management.>>

Running disparate systems on a single architecture minimises complexity while modernising IT, writes Pure Storage VP and field CTO Mark Jobbins.>>

Clearlake and TA backed company Precisely has announced the acquisition of automation and data management software provider Winshuttle.>>

“With this partnership, customers gain the support of two giants in the enterprise data management space - both committed to accelerating business outcomes with agility and innovation.”>>

Experian has partnered with Microsoft to help businesses manage data in new ways.>>

The Informatica Cloud Data Integration free service on AWS helps customers get started using the Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud.>>

"In trying to manage data, all companies are creating digital landfills of corporate information. This has to change.">>

More organisations are holding on to unstructured data, causing headaches for the planning, storage, and management of on-premise and cloud data.>>

Syniti is an IT company specialising in enterprise data management that uses data expertise, intelligent software and AI to deliver improved business outcomes.>>

“This extended partnership is game changing for our partners and customers because we will have the ability to offer Rubrik’s modern data protection on top of our industry leading systems, software, and cloud service solutions.">>