Understanding Different Types of Data
Understanding unstructured data is the key to knowing what you can do with it. Keep reading to learn about the different use cases and how your organization can take advantage of it.
3 Use Cases for Unstructured Data
Understanding unstructured data is the key to knowing what you can do with it. Keep reading to learn about the different use cases and how your organization can take advantage of it.
Stop Hoarding — Content Management Doesn’t Have to be Difficult
Data lives everywhere. From cloud servers, personal drives, and individual share sites to network drives and corporate repositories — we live and breathe data wherever we go. And with organizations shifting to digital methods to manage their content and physical record keeping nearing obsoletion, it makes sense that there’s more data living in these systems …
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Cleaning Up Your Business’s Unstructured Rot Data
Companies today have more unstructured data than ever before. Unstructured data is content that can’t be easily organized or found in traditional databases. It includes documents like emails, proposals, agreements, presentations, audio recordings, scanned images, and even faxes. Unstructured data isn’t easy to manage in a traditional database because it doesn’t fit neatly into a …
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Finding and Identifying Personally Identifiable Information to Protect Your Data
The digital world we live in makes it easier than ever for our systems to be hacked and our personal information misused. Data breaches pose a serious threat to organizations and the information they manage on behalf of their clients. That said, organizations manage personally identifiable information (PII) on behalf of their employees and they …
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Unstructured Data Analysis: A How-To Guide
Unstructured data is a daily resource that drives an organization’s success. The information, ideas, and data that live in your files, records, media, and documents is essential to improve performance and efficiency, make informed decisions, reduce risks, and drive growth. In order to get the most out of your unstructured data, you need to know …
Structured Data vs. Unstructured Data
Data is one of the most important resources at an organization’s disposal. It helps you make informed business decisions, problem solve, drive growth, and generate the results you want to see. That said, the sheer abundance of data makes it difficult to navigate, and it’s easy to get stuck early on in the organization process. …