Title: The Longterm Challenge
1The Long-term Challenge
- Barney Haye
- Business Development Director, Essential
2The Long-Term Challenge
- Information explosion
- e-Government records
- Securing data for the long-term
- The discovery process
- Case study
- Conclusion
3What are the challenges?
File Servers
EmailServers
DBs Indexes
Intranets Extranets
ERM
4e-Government Records
- Structured vs Unstructured Data
- Document Mgmt vs Records Mgmt
- Policy Framework for ERM
- Formal Definition of a Record
- EDM ERM systems mainly manage unstructured data
5Properties of Records
- Properly-managed records are
- Fixed (unalterable)
- Stored in Context (meta-data, ordered)
- Protected (access-control)
- Retained until prescribed disposition
- Subject to clear governance (policy)
- Available to be used routinely for the benefit of
the organisation
6Benefits of Records Management
- Increasing pressure on resources and for good
governance - Supported decision-making
- Efficiency fast search, swift access
- Protection the what and why - reliable,
irrefutable - Meet Regulatory Requirements
- Cost reduction minimised storage
- Single Instance
- Disposition
7Storing, Managing Records
- Specialist ERM
- Wisdom, Interwoven, MDY FileSearch, Meridio
(Industry focus, richest feature sets) - Generic
- Archiving solutions, SharePoint 2007 with RM
(in-place, general RM) - Ad-hoc
- Exchange, Fileshares, Microsoft SharePoint Server
2003, EDM systems (few RM features)
8Properties of an ERM System
- Classification Scheme
- Retention Management
- Integrated with other UIs
- Access Controls
- Audit Trails
- Search on Meta-data and Content
9An ideal archive solution should..
- Archive email, file systems, SharePoint
- Integrate seamlessly with desktop
- Respect existing access-controls
- Provide integrated content searching across all
realms - Provide policy-driven storage management,
retention and disposition - Put automated policy first and remove owners from
retention decisions
10ZANTAZ EAS Product Family
Files
EASStorage Management
Exchange
EASDiscovery
EASSearch
Policy Driven Archival Engine
Domino
IM
Archive withMetadata and Indexes Storage Agnostic
SharePoint
ERM
. . .
11ZANTAZ EAS for SharePoint
- Transparent for users
- Reduces SQL storage, 300B shortcuts
- SIS with Exchange, Files
- Flexible Policy components
- SharePoint 2007 RM feature support
- Hold orders
- Expiration
- Labeling
- Records libraries
- Support for SharePoint offline librariesÂ
- Combination of
- Filename
- Folder or Site
- Filesize
- Creation Date
- Modified Date
12ZANTAZ EAS to manage records
- Most ERM systems integrate to Outlook
- Archived items dragged across to a case folder
within the ERM system - Integrates with ERM on a records-in-place basis
- Integration benefits with RM systems
- Space savings
- Centralised record management
- Safety-net if items not put into ERM
13EAS/ERM Integration Examples
- Mdy ERM references email in EAS
- Interwoven Outlook integration updates ERM with
full item content - Wisdom Integration designed, awaiting customer
workshop - Meridio In specification, driven by 12,000 user
joint customer
14Long-Term Storage Challenges
- Data volumes continue to grow at high rates
(annual doubling typical) - Traditional ILM fails to respect compliance
- Long-term retention requirements
- E.g. Child protection may require lifetime
retention - Maintaining accessibility
- ISO/BSI recommendations.
15ISO/BSI Recommendations
ISO 158012004
ISO/IEC 177992005
ISO 154892001
Etc. etc.
- Trustworthiness reliability
- Physical security access controls
- Disaster prevention recovery
- Cope with organisational change
- Protection against obsolescence
- Audit all changes
16EAS Storage Manager
- Comprehensive Retention Disposition Mgmt
- Multi-level, HSM - optimises formats for
different storage devices - Retrospective introduction of retention policies
- Extend/move storage without impacting
accessibility - Manage storage on desktop e.g. delete shortcuts
- Manage archive usage e.g. user quota based HSM
chargeback - Granular ability to delete e.g. meet DPA
requirements - Secure (no direct user access)
- All actions audited
17eDiscovery a guaranteed cost
- 75 of intellectual property in mail and
attachments (ESG) - 75 of electronic discovery requests are for
email (US figure) - SARs or other information requests
- Cost of discovery
- E.g. with restoration, 47 weeks
- Other estimates 4,000 per item
- Discovery should not be an IT function
18EAS Discovery
- Structured search, audit discovery
- Designed for non-technical user
- Single search across all repositories
- Cull, annotate, tag, Ring-fence etc
- Export items for external inspection or to meet
SAR - All actions audited
19Case Study Northumberland CC
- 3,000 users
- Backups starting to encroach into core hours
- 15MB quotas led to PSTs, deletions inefficiency
- FoIA requirement
- 70 of users operational within 6 weeks
20Summary
- Look for ability to archive all types of content
- Manage in-place to reduce risk, time and costs
- Use ILM to minimise storage and storage
management costs over time - Manage life-cycle according to e-Government
policy - Create best practice for deletion and show it is
followed
21The ZANTAZ Proposition
File Servers
ERM
EmailServers
Intranets Extranets
ZANTAZ EAS
See ZANTAZ EAS Demonstrated at the Coffee Break
22The ZANTAZ Proposition
File Servers
ERM
EmailServers
Intranets Extranets
ZANTAZ EAS
See ZANTAZ EAS Demonstrated at the Coffee Break