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Overview: The exponential growth of data, along with regulatory compliance and e-discovery issues, are driving the evolution of information management. This report examines ILM's (information lifecycle management) drivers and inhibitors, and provides guidance for addressing enterprise needs
Report Table of Contents
Author Bio
Executive Summary
Research Synopsis
Why ILM?
Drivers
Inhibitors
ILM Technologies
ICM
E-Mail Archiving
Database ILM/Archiving
Alternative Approaches to ILM
Hierarchical Storage Management
Storage Resource Management
Tiered Storage
Enterprise Search
NAS Virtualization
Enterprise Content Management/Document Management
The Future of ILM
Integration of E-Mail and File Management
Integration With NAS Virtualization
Integration With Data De-Duplication
Deeper Contextual Rules on Content
Vendor Analysis
Abrevity
Arkivio
EMC
Hewlett-Packard
Kazeon Systems
Mimosa Systems
Moonwalk
Njini
Oracle
Princeton Softech
Scentric
StoredIQ
Symantec
Zantaz
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