The vendor community has published widely on the topic of information lifecycle management. Keep in mind as you explore vendor publications that they typically focus on their products and services. Consequently, few works will see ILM in a more global context and fewer yet as a service management practice.
BIBLIOGRAPHY - “An Approach to Data Classification in an ILM Framework,” SUN Microsystems White Paper, October 2005.
- Aral, S., Brynjolfsson, E., and Wu, D.J., “Which Came First, IT or Productivity? The Virtuous Cycle of Investment and Use in Enterprise Systems,” 27th Annual ICIS Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2006.
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- Tallon, Paul, “The Discipline of Managing Storage Costs: A Research Perspective,” Glasshouse Technologies Whitepaper, 2006
- Tallon, Paul, “The Viability of Indefinite Storage: Insights from Email Archiving,” Glasshouse Technologies Whitepaper, 2006.
- Ulfelder, Steve, “Information Lifecycle Management Lives, Finally,” Application Development Trends, August 1, 2005. Weblink: http://www.adtmag.com/article.aspx?id=11501&page=
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- Wendt, J.M. (2003). “Starting the ILM Process.” Storage Magazine, December 2003. Available at http://storageMagazine.techtarget.com/magItem/0,291266,sid35_gci941220,00.html
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PROVIDING CRITICAL WORKLOAD AUTOMATION STATUS TO SUPPORT BUSINESS SERVICE MANAGEMENT
IT operations have moved from backstage to center stage with the increasing importance of business service management (BSM). Effective IT service delivery is the baseline for successful business service delivery. Improved management processes based on the Information Technology Infrastructure library (ITIL®), along with the strategic use of configuration management databases (CMDBs), have driven IT management processes into completely new territory. This development has been an evolutionary process. The first step was a shift away from a purely IT infrastructure-optimization focus to a more IT service-optimization perspective. This initial shift necessitated more automation in IT operations to support service-level agreement (SLA) expectations and has ultimately resulted in IT operations management processes actually driving overall business service solution processes.
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Abstract: Symantec’s 2010 Information Management Health Check surveyed 1,680 enterprises in 26 countries and found that the vast majority of companies realize they need a formal information retention plan to address these issues. Yet despite this awareness, most have not implemented such a plan. This report explores the issues caused by this information management plan gap and presents simple steps that companies can take to gain control of their information.
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