Get Insights on Data Archiving & App Decommissioning

Dodd-Frank compliance is about proving what happened, not simply proving that records were retained. Regulators expect firms to produce complete, accurate, and accessible evidence on demand.

Enterprise data governance establishes the policies, ownership, and controls needed to keep data trusted, secure, and compliant.

With Microsoft support ended, organizations running AX face increasing security, compliance, and operational risks without access to vendor patches or updates.

A data audit evaluates how data is collected, stored, accessed, governed, retained, protected, and used across an organization.

Cold data storage holds data you rarely access but cannot delete, yet most enterprises treat it as a pure cost decision and skip the governance step.

COBOL modernization is fundamentally a data challenge. Preserving decades of business records, rules, and context is often harder than migrating the applications themselves.

FDA 21 CFR Part 11 establishes the requirements that make electronic records and electronic signatures legally equivalent to paper records and handwritten signatures in FDA-regulated industries.

Data archiving vs backup is a question of purpose: backup exists to restore lost data, archiving exists to retain and retrieve data you must keep.

SAP ADK is designed for archiving, not decommissioning. It helps reduce database growth and improve SAP performance by moving inactive data into archive files while keeping it accessible through SAP.

Database-centric archiving was built for relational data and single-source retrieval, creating sprawl when your estate is now 60% unstructured and multi-application.