Archiving is necessary for most organizations, often even business critical, both for legal reasons and diligent care of documentation. This is not going to change any time soon. However, what is evolving is the amount of data we need to archive and the regulations to fulfill. A new approach can help you solve these challenges.
The healthcare sector is uniquely demanding. Organizations need to compliantly store incredibly high volumes of patient data, ensuring it remains accessible and secure. The amount of data collected is increasing exponentially and healthcare data archiving solutions need to reflect this.
One of the most common questions we hear is, “what is the difference between archiving and backup?” Understanding the difference is important as how you process and store your data has both compliance and cost ramifications...
The digital revolution has empowered a great many industries and changed the way we work. It has exponentially increased data collection and the need for compliant, flexible data archiving. As the landscape continues to evolve, more and more companies are choosing to future-proof their data archiving with a modern, advanced solution.
When it comes to the area of SAP Archiving, companies face a host of challenges, from security to availability, and compliance to regulatory requirements. In addition, there is a clear demand for flexibility, scalability, and minimized costs. So how can SAP users ensure that the data stored behind their DMS/ECM is secure and compliant without losing focus on cost-efficiency and scalability?
It is crucial for enterprises to maintain the integrity of electronic data or records over its long lifecycle or retention period. Despite the importance to protect your data integrity, there is no general consensus about its definition. Let’s have a look at different definitions and how to handle the various challenges...
Are personal data in your organization stored in accordance with the GDPR principles? Many organizations which conduct activities in the European Union probably still cannot answer this question with a definite YES. If your organization is one of them, this article provides you with some technological advises on how you can build a strong foundation for “GDPR-compliant” data storage.
Most compliance regulations require organizations to implement special solutions for long-term, immutable, and auditable storage of important business data. Though there are plenty of archiving, data storage or backup solutions on the market, many of them cannot satisfy the complex compliance mandates. To cope with these challenges, it is important to have a strategic and integrated approach as well as a distinctive solution...