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Is your Metadata enough to make your data ‘Self-standing’?

Join us to explore why metadata is your data’s most critical enabler, ensuring your data stays complete, compliant, and self-standing. Discover strategies to enrich metadata and prevent silent failures in audits, analytics, and governance.

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    Here’s What You’ll Walk Away With

    • What it means for data to be ‘Self-standing’
    • Role of metadata in data integrity, usability, and compliance
    • How much metadata is enough? What is missing in most environments?
    • Risks of under-documented data in archiving, audits, and analytics
    • Best practices for updating and enriching metadata efficiently & consistently
    • Insights from data governance & compliance use cases

    What to Explore

    Storing data alone is not enough. Without the right metadata, your data becomes incomplete, hard to interpret, and potentially unusable. Especially when platforms evolve, team members move on, processes change, or when it is time for the audit again. Whether you manage structured records, unstructured files, or big data lakes, this session will help you rethink how you treat metadata, not just documentation, but your data’s voice and most powerful enabler.

    This webinar will explore why metadata is essential for making your data self-standing. How it determines the long-term value of your data that remains understandable, discoverable, and compliant. Let’s uncover how incomplete or outdated metadata quietly breaks your data strategy, and how to solve it.

    Who is this webinar for?

    • Information Management professionals
    • Archiving & System Decommissioning teams
    • Data Governance leaders
    • IT Compliance & Risk teams
    • Data Architects & Analysts
    • Anyone responsible for long-term data retention and usability

     

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