While sharing is growing in popularity, old ideas around information safeguarding continue to persist. Shaghaghi noted that even within a single global organization, there may be boundaries “within their own four walls” for different data types.
On the reason why these silos have been built up over years, “some of it is due to meeting the requirements at a point in time,” along with a “legacy grown over years and years,” he added. “So it’s difficult to break it up.”
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