Enterprise Database Management Strategy
Enterprise database management is a strategy to manage growth in any organization. Data is categorized as per its value to the organization. Underutilized, less valuable data is archived and stored. As a result of this, there is improvement in application functioning. Organizations maintain access through the native enterprise application layer to ensure seamless data access for near and long term reporting requirements. Data growth is exponential in any organization and enterprise database management gives organizations the ability to stay ahead of data growth and achieve higher application performance.
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