During the Big Data explosion days of yore, many companies simply kept all of the data they could, just in case it would one day be useful or necessary for litigation or some corporate process. The result was stores upon warehouses upon servers of useless information, often unorganized, that the enterprise would pay to maintain.
These days, information governance techniques have begun to take hold, and many organizations are realizing that not every piece of data needs to be kept. However, how can today’s Big Data-producing organizations institute an information governance policy that not only keeps the data the company needs for business processes, but also provides defensibility in case of litigation as well?
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