The world is now dependent on the flow of data. The process of storing, organising, and managing data in an organisation is known as data management. Effective data management is essential for business executives, divisional managers, and operational users to make effective choices and plan strategically. To meet the growing importance of digital assets, every organisation, big and small, needs to implement Enterprise Data Management (EDM) solutions, and subsequently, security for that data.
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