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Organizational Data Management Author’s Name Institutional Affiliation Organizational Data Management Introduction The capacity to maintain enormous volumes of data is one of the critical considerations to a company’s success. Even though there have emerged technologies with better data management functions most companies have remained behind the curve (Mule & Davenport 2017). The company data need to be conveniently accessible by all employees are all related stakeholders of the company. It is required to be consolidated with known ownership and involves fewer management costs. The data also needs safe storages using the new technologies like cloud storages which store large amounts of data that the company management may face challenges of managing them in hard discs and interconnected computer systems. This paper shall explain how various strategies may meet the above achievements and provide arguments for them. First and foremost the legacy data storage systems should be eliminated. Legacy existing contracts and licenses to recognize unnecessary costs and need for additional licenses. The other method is by software consolidation where the company will require to consolidate the many productivity tools that much perform the same functions. Consolidation leads to savings without the sacrifice of functionality because costs are only allocated to the most important licenses. References Furber C. (2015). Data quality management with semantic technologies.Ladley J. (2012). Data governance: How to design deploy and sustain an effective data governance program. Place of publication not identified: Morgan Kaufmann. Mule L. D. & Davenport T. (2017 May 1). The 2 Types of Data Strategies Every Company Needs. Retrieved from hbr.org J. (2016). Network storage. Place of publication not identified: Morgan Kaufmann Publisher. O'Reilly J. (2017). Network storage: Tools and technologies for storing your company's data. Cambridge MA: Morgan Kaufmann Smith H. (2011). Data center storage: Cost-effective strategies implementation and management. Boca Raton FL: Auerbachian Publications. [...]
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