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Data fuels most businesses today. The way a company manages its data can significantly impact decision-making, innovation, and security. However, with rapidly evolving technology and regulations, keeping up with data management best practices is essential.
Managing large amounts of data over time requires strategic planning combined with the most appropriate technology. Anyone can store an organization’s files in the cloud; however, it takes deliberate management to ensure that those files do not turn into a massive, costly problem. By utilizing these five best practices for data management, your team can prevent data problems before they occur.
Purchasing cloud services from Microsoft Azure or AWS may seem like the simplest solution for your organization. But it is often also the costliest. From your standard monthly costs to new service fees, it seems the list never ends on your monthly bill.
Storing paper records in a cardboard box next to a fireplace or in the basement of a house in a flood zone are both recipes for disaster. How do you know that your digital records are not stored in the online equivalent of those situations? The information you collect and store about your customers, employees and organization should be protected beyond a doubt.
Microsoft SharePoint has carved a niche in the business world as a dynamic platform used by organizations of all sizes. Its vastness, adaptability and personalization features make it a favorite data management tool. But, like any technology, to truly use it to your advantage, it's essential to distinguish its capabilities from misconceptions. Some view SharePoint as the ultimate solution due to its impressive user base, while others reduce it to just a digital version of a file cabinet. We’re here to uncover some common misconceptions of SharePoint and how to address them so you’re utilizing the platform in a way that benefits your organization, not hinders it. But first, some positives!