A New Data Management Strategy

Data growth is no longer a novelty and both IT and business organisations are finally beginning to think about all this data as a resource and not a liability. To take full advantage of it, making it accessible to the business owners, and creating the right strategy around it, there is a strong requirement for next-generation infrastructures that can grant efficiency and flexibility at a fraction of public cloud cost. 

In fact, the public cloud is the solution with the best flexibility at the moment, but its cost can be high and unpredictable making it hard to build a cloud-only long-term data strategy. 

At the same time, the number of options for different public clouds is quickly increasing, each one of them with different characteristics, increasing competition, and the need to move data closer to compute resources and applications. Hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures are becoming more and more relevant for these reasons. 

Users want the flexibility of the cloud, and they want to combine it with the cost of on-premises infrastructures while keeping more control over their data. In this scenario keeping better visibility and control over data is the key to success. 

Now, the data storage software firm Datadobi has released a new report called Building a Modern Data Management Strategy, which has been put together by the technology research company GigaOm.

There is a growing need for organisations to understand their data use and the security infrastructures that reduce the chances of being hacked. 

In the transition to a modern data management strategy, users should adopt solutions that can deliver a solid foundation for day-to-day operations, while providing a clear path to next-generation features that will be adopted when the organization and the business are ready.

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