Business at risk from mountains of unstructured data
Now this is where I say my point has been kind of proven in one of my earlier blog posts on storing information in a structured way.
The article below explains what happens with information which is held in a number of places and it also touches on business processes which need to be understood (and as I keep saying ‘communicated’) to all – ‘spend some time getting a handle on who has access to your file data, which users are actually using it, who owns it, and how to ensure that access is based on a business need-to-know.’
Click on the link to read the article - Business at risk from mountains of unstructured data
When looking to enhance or design new systems, as part of the Green IT Strategy, it is very important to ensure the current infrastructure is regularly maintained in an efficient way. Structure is very important, otherwise it will cause problems. This would affect both the regular storing and retrieval of information required, either manually or using automated processes. Time is valuable!
DATE: 19/08/2010
Tripta Prashar
www.givingtimeandsolutions.com
