Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I track enterprise software application development & data management. Information, without order, is chaotic. Attempting to work ...

Unstructured data refers to information that does not have a predefined data model or organized format, making it more challenging to store, process, and analyze compared to structured data. Unlike ...

From listening to any kind of survey of what people are talking about in AI right now, we know that privacy is important. And that’s an understatement. Time and time again, we hear people talking ...

In recent years, the spotlight has been on unstructured data -- text, graphics, documents, IoT streams -- all streams of data that hold tremendous, untapped value. The database industry underwent a ...

Unstructured data sprawl happens when organizations accumulate massive amounts of files -- like documents, images, videos, emails, and backups -- across different systems, locations, and users with ...

Learn how to optimize data migration projects for unstructured data movement and transformation. This guide can help you maintain data quality while reducing the time and effort it takes to manage ...

5 Questions is a periodic feature produced by Cornerstone Research, which asks our professionals, senior advisors, or affiliated experts to answer five questions. We interview Mike DeCesaris, vice ...

We talk to Nasuni founder and chief technology officer (CTO) Andres Rodriguez about the characteristics needed from storage to make optimal use of unstructured data in the enterprise, as well as the ...

We are in the midst of an unstructured data revolution – with 80% of data likely to be unstructured by 2025, according to IDC. The rise of advanced analytics and in particular artificial ...

In this exclusive Executive Q&A, Nasuni’s Nick Burling discusses how the proliferation of storage sprawl, backup duplication, ransomware risk, and multi-cloud fragmentation is quietly constraining AI ...

Roughly 80% of enterprise data sits in emails, contracts, call transcripts, and PDFs where traditional databases can't touch it. Much of this "unstructured" data isn't ignored because it lacks value, ...