Meeting the Demand for Data Storage
How can businesses optimize the management of the cost, volume and complexity of the stored information?
Author(s): James M. Kaplan, Rishi Roy, Rajesh Srinivasaraghavan
Publisher: McKinseyQuarterly, juin 2008
Date of publication: 2008
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Summary
As businesses amass growing volumes of data in today’s information age, how can they optimize the management of the cost, volume and complexity of this information? The authors of this article start by pointing out the risks of data proliferation, such as the soaring problem of redundant information or the storage of non-essential data, and then offer practical tips to help companies deal with these issues. In particular, they emphasize the need for collaboration between IT experts and operational managers to set rules that are both technically viable and efficient from a business management perspective. A brief, but highly concrete article packed with useful advice.
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