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Data: Massive Carbon Emissions Attributed to Long-term Storage of Unused Data

By Dick Weisinger

We’ve been convinced that storing data digitally saves trees and is a green pursuit. The flip side to storing data electronically though is that it has become too easy to do and increasingly data and documents are being stored that

Data Classification: Key for Improving Search, Discovery and Compliance

By Dick Weisinger

Data classification categorizes and labels data based on content, importance, and sensitivity. Doing so makes data search, sort and retrieval easier to do. Data that is organized by classification can be better managed for risk, discovery and compliance. Based on

Data Drift: Models Break when Data Context Changes

By Dick Weisinger

Data may seem like something that’s immutable and constant. But data is only relevant to the time and context in which it was collected. Time goes on. Contexts change. This presents a problem for applications like big data and data

Data Science: The Importance of Data Engineers

By Dick Weisinger

With the rise in the importance of data in businesses, for use in analytics, AI and Big Data processing, the role of the data engineer has only recently appeared, but it has already become an important role for many businesses.

Data Resiliency: Protecting Against Data Loss

By Dick Weisinger

Resiliency in IT refers to systems that can survive failures while still remaining functional for the end user. Data resiliency means that despite system failures, the data itself remains intact and unaffected. The Global Data Resiliency Market is expected to