IT pros believe data will be impossible to manage long term

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By Ian BarkerNov 14, 2018, 9:59 am199 pts
A new survey of over 900 senior IT decision makers shows that 87 percent believe their organization's secondary data is fragmented across silos and is, or will become, nearly impossible to manage in the long-term. The survey, commissioned by Cohesity and conducted by Vanson Bourne, finds that that 86 percent of…

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