While organizations typically use separate products for disaster recovery, backup and data archiving, there can be benefits to pursuing greater convergence. If your organization is looking to become ...

It's important to archive various types of data in order to meet legal, regulatory and business requirements. Yet, over the course of years and even decades, data piles up. This is especially true now ...

Most organizations view archiving as a routine task for IT to reduce costs and meet regulatory retention requirements. But with the way data is being used today, that mindset is limiting. The volume ...

AltaMed, a 35-location health system in Southern California, recently moved from its NextGen electronic health record to an Epic EHR, which left patient records in multiple systems. The health system ...

Backups and data archives have a lot in common with one another. After all, both are geared toward data preservation. In some cases, backups may even be used as a substitute for a dedicated archive ...

As data creation and retention rates continue to increase, the time frame for active data use has shrunk, with most files accessed less frequently and for shorter periods before becoming dormant. This ...

For a viable archiving strategy, you need to know the regulation landscape -- and the key technologies that will help you comply The thicket of federal, state, and industry-specific regulations is ...

In this special guest feature, Dr. Werner Hopf, CEO of Dolphin Enterprise Solutions Corporation, provides his thoughts on how to implement a successful data archiving strategy. Dr. Hopf is Dolphin’s ...

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