Large enterprises are treating data archiving as an enterprise-wide capability. Not just an application-level solution. Decades of data now exist across complex technology environments. This creates growing technical debt, rising infrastructure costs, and challenges in managing historical data.

SAP archiving has become a critical operational requirement for enterprises running large and long-standing SAP environments. While organizations continue expanding their SAP landscapes, many are also dealing with rapidly growing databases, performance degradation, rising storage costs, and increasing complexity around managing historical data.

Technology debt has quietly become one of the biggest barriers to successful AI adoption across enterprises. While organizations continue investing in new AI tools and platforms, many are still operating on years of layered systems, disconnected architectures, and fragmented legacy data that limit AI’s ability to deliver meaningful outcomes at scale.

Microsoft SharePoint is widely used across enterprises for everyday collaboration and content management, but as data grows and ownership becomes unclear, it creates significant challenges around compliance, visibility, and control. Orphaned sites, unmanaged content, and sensitive data spread across folders make long-term governance increasingly difficult.

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) is reshaping how enterprises manage personal data. In this episode, Vasanthika Srinath, Founder & Managing Partner at Arnava Legal, joins Karkavel M Jegadeesan, CTO and Co-Founder of Archon, to discuss what DPDPA compliance means in real enterprise environments.

Many enterprises assume they understand what an ideal archive looks like. In reality, it is rarely defined clearly. In this episode, Karkavel M Jegadeesan - CTO and Co-Founder, Archon  joins Abubacker Malik - Products BU Head, Archon to discuss what truly defines a modern enterprise archive.