Networking World: Information Management: Global Survey, IDC Report & 5 Step Guide

Global Survey: Information Management Trends

IDC Report: Data Protection and Archiving

5 Steps: Unified Information Access

New Blog: Information Reduces Reliance on Skills

Welcome to issue 76 of the Global Roundup. This week we've got some top papers on information management. You'll find a global survey on information management practices, an IDC report on data protection and archiving, and a five step guide to unified information access. Information management is becoming a complex process - and less than half of senior executives feel they are managing business complexity effectively, despite 90% of them realising their organisation's success depends on it. What do you think? Discuss this and other IT issues on the Global Roundup group on LinkedIn.

Survey: Global Information Management Trends

With most organisations facing a huge growth in enterprise data, information management is more complex and more important than ever before. This report from a 2010 survey focuses on the health of 1,680 organisations' information management strategies. Discover where your company could be going wrong and how to overcome any challenges with the proven five step system in this paper.

IDC Report: Why you Should Integrate Data Protection and Archiving

Modernising your data protection environment is one way to tackle the rise in enterprise data. However, managing information in this way can be complex without the right guidance. This IDC research paper explains how to manage your information in the most simple and effective way. Read the report and discover how to integrate data protection and archiving.

5 Step Guide: Maturity Model for Unified Information Access

Information is a critical asset that must be enriched, protected and delivered, but this can be an inefficient and time consuming process. This paper explains how to implement a unified information access (UIA) strategy to unite information of all types and formats so that information can be discovered, linked, analysed and presented without delay. Discover how to discover five simple steps to comprehensive information management.