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New Post 10/20/2009 4:37 PM
User is offline Tom Miller, CSPO
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Data Management 
Modified By Tom Miller, CSPO  on 10/20/2009 6:37:49 PM)

The most important thing to remember in "Data Management" is never throw anything away

Almost as important is organizing it so you can find it after you file it.

Do we ever lose anything once we put it into a database?  <yup> see the T-Mobil -> Microsoft/Danger example...

 

Tom

 

 
New Post 10/24/2009 3:31 AM
User is offline KJ
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Re: Data Management 

Tom,

Had a quick look at that Fortran IV reference at the your linkedin site. Its scary! As an ALGOL 68 man myself, I have great respect for you FORTRAN officianados.

take care.

K

 
New Post 12/22/2009 10:58 AM
User is offline L M Smith
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The next most important think to remember is that holding data beyond it's useful life is a business risk.  Having documented archiving, purging, and expungement procedures for data, content, and even physical documentation provides a legal mechanism to reduse risk during Discovery. 

If you have it, and you are keeping it, it is an expense.

 
New Post 7/14/2014 3:47 AM
User is offline shailluis1
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The data role also extends into  particular infrastructure and logging. A few  that have been developed extensively while I've been here are interfacing 


 
New Post 12/25/2014 10:37 PM
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Re: Data Management 
Modified By Chris Adams  on 12/27/2014 12:09:48 PM)

Data management is the development of policies and systems that protect and deliver the information and data that your organization needs in order to operate.

In-depth data management is crucial to the success of some organizations, but for others it may not be a priority. When data is inaccurate, inaccessible, lost, or incomplete, your organization can suffer from financial losses, missed opportunities, low productivity, and a poor reputation.

To help your organization manage its data and information more effectively, list the frustrations, bottlenecks, and inefficiencies that you and your team members experience. Then, review the risks that you need to protect against.

When you've identified the changes that you want to make, talk to IT professionals about these issues, and find out what you can do to streamline processes and systems within your organization. Finally, write a business case to outline how your proposed improvements will benefit the organization.

 

 

 

 
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