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One day your Data Lake may fit in a cup!

A team of chemists and engineers at prestigious Brown University, an Ivy League institution in the US, are seeking a method to store and manipulate data in a way that has never been done before — by representing data using molecules dissolved in solution. Such a system could have the potential to store billions of terabytes of data in a single flask of liquid

Putting customers at the centre of a digital transformation strategy

While most digital transformation projects are aimed at making internal workflows more efficient, it's important not to overlook their potential for having a positive impact on customers

We've moved to Office 365.  Should we keep our Exchange server?

After months of planning, preparation and migration efforts, you have finally moved from your on-premises Exchange 2010+ system to Office 365. Now you are thinking "do we need to keep our Exchange server(s)?" As with most services, the answer is "it depends".

Why Records Management and E-Discovery Are Adopting Content Federations

According to AIIM, most organisations have three or more repositories for their enterprise content, but the content in one repository rarely works together with content in another. In the off chance it does work together, it is usually through SharePoint with an enterprise content management (ECM) or a content services platform.

Worry Me, Natural Language Processing Doesn’t

The Newsweek headline screamed, “Robots Can Now Read Better Than Humans, Putting Millions of Jobs At Risk” . I nearly drowned laughing into my morning coffee. It was a slow news day?

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