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Metadata, not big data, offers the flexibility to rapidly enable usage models
Metadata is the universe in which all data, information, and process objects exist and it is through metadata that data architectures can enable flexible data and processing usage models that are required for using and managing big data. It implies that any data store or data processing technologies, which are…
The changing channel – seeing the cloud as an opportunity, not a threat
A depressed economic climate, coupled with the ever-present challenges of shrinking IT budgets, reduced spend and lower margins, are issues which have plagued the channel for many years. More recently the traditional channel has come under threat from the growth of cloud computing, which enables users to gain access to…
SA Businesses not geared up for legislative requirements of Information Management
Despite South African information and records management solutions being on par with that of global standards, many local businesses fail to recognise the importance of effective records management despite multiple legislative requirements governing this critical business component. This is according to Guy Kimble, Managing Director at Metrofile - a…
Ten reasons to move your backup to the cloud
The data explosion is increasing demand for data storage, driving up costs, amplifying the risk of data loss or exposure and complicating disaster recovery plans and strategies. Furthermore, organisations are increasingly moving away from cumbersome, error-prone, tape-based backup solutions. As a result of these factors, cloud-based data protection and backup…
Prevent database disasters with a simple checklist
In today’s information-driven age, the database is the heart of any organisation. From running applications to processing transactions and storing customer and other mission critical data, without the database businesses simply cannot function. Despite the critical nature of the database, many companies do not have a comprehensive backup and disaster…
Polokwane Court fire reminds all businesses not to let records go up on smoke
The recent fire that broke out at the Polokwane Magistrates Court destroying not only the building but computers and court documents, highlights the importance for any organisation to implement effective records management and information protection procedures to avoid the financial, operational and reputational repercussions of loss or damage to critical…
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