Metadata stories - Page 4

The AGRF is using the solution to speed up data performance and reduce genomic pipeline turnaround times for global clients.

KuppingerCole analysts have predicted that the data catalogs and metadata market will reach USD $2.44 billion by 2025.

According to new research from FMI, the global demand for enterprise metadata management is projected to increase at a CAGR of 19.4% between 2022 to 2032.

In this interview, Brett discusses how the pandemic has affected the field for smart video deployments, new innovations for the company, and more.

Rather than being ignored as a by-product of their IT estate, businesses should make sure metadata is on their radar, writes SnapLogic CTO Craig Stewart.

Gartner has named ASG Technologies a leader in the 2020 Magic Quadrant for Metadata Management Solutions for the third year in a row.

Streamlined metadata capture and its application to content provides a clear path forward for a more intelligent digital workplace.

The PJCIS, Human Right Law Centre, Digital Rights Watch and Access Now are calling for the repeal or amendment of the controversial laws.

The number of devices connected to the Internet, including the machines, sensors, and cameras continues to grow at a steady pace.

As part of ASG Technologies’ evaluation, Gartner assessed the company's enterprise data intelligence solution.

Australian enterprises wanting to grow their competitive edge need to take a longer, harder look at their data strategies.

The benefits of cloud storage are obvious, but large data volumes can present significant challenges - SwiftStack have provided some simple steps.

It's been 5 months since the introduction of Australia's metadata laws came into effect, and the general public's understanding remains vague at best.

UXC Consulting calls on Australian organisations to examine metadata position following Telecommunications Act amendment.

Jayesh Jain exemplifies business rules for CIOs, elucidating their collection and deployment to bolster business strategy.

The world's digital data is expected to reach 1.8 zettabytes in 2011, doubling every two years and surpassing storage capacity, reveals an EMC and IDC study.

Unstructured data is growing rapidly, but existing technology is struggling to manage it. Object-based storage may be the solution. #DataStorage.

eDiscovery: The process of searching for electronic documents for legal action is costly and time-consuming for businesses.