data management

In the face of breakneck growth, you absolutely must maintain appropriate segregation of enterprise data networks, storage networks, and more.

Take the reins of any of these five forward-looking initiatives and become an IT hero in the eyes of upper management

If you think the storage systems in your data center are out of control, imagine having 450 billion objects in your database or having to add 40 terabytes of data each week.

Autocompleter is the most mechanistic, dehumanized job title ever, but the job itself puts humanity in the core of the DataVerse.

Companies seeking to glean insights from terabytes or even petabytes of data are turning to open-source Hadoop software to do the job.

Rapidly growing sores of structured and unstructured data are prompting IT executives to turn to open source Hadoop technology for storage and analysis efforts.

The Apache Software Foundation has accepted Object-Oriented Data Technology as a top-level project

How CIOs can move forward with a strategy for master data management

Businesses have an inconsistent approach to database management, leading to "IT and information mayhem", according to research.

With so many people now carrying personal iPads into the workplace you might be thinking about directly supporting it for business use. Approach with caution or you could be overwhelmed, warns Bill Hewitt, CEO of Kalido, a provider of data management and governance tools.

NAS appliances remain easy to operate, but their roles and capabilities have expanded immensely. Here are some tips for picking the right one for your business.

IBM on Wednesday announced it has acquired PSS Systems, a privately held company whose software is designed to help large organizations manage electronic documents required to meet legal obligations. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. PSS Systems was founded in 2004 and is based in Mountain View, Calif.