IDC estimates that upwards of 80% of business information is likely to be formed of unstructured data by 2025. And while “unstructured” can be something of a misnomer, because all files have some sort ...

For example, unstructured data could be as simple as MP3 file tags listing artist, date, genre, etc. But going a layer deeper, it could also be about describing the entities mentioned in unstructured ...

Businesses generate an enormous amount of information, which can be unwieldy if they don't manage it properly. Companies create both structured and unstructured data, and manage it in a number of ...

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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 ...

Unstructured data is approximately 80% of the data that organizations process daily. This primer covers what unstructured data is, why it enriches business data, and how it speeds up decision making.

Compliance regulations put the pressure on organizations to retain and manage data or else risk heavy fines. Unstructured data, as messy as it can be, is not exempt from such requirements.

When leaders think about data, structured data—such as payment amounts, invoice processing dates and customer names—likely crosses their minds first. Because structured data is objective, it’s ...

Structured and unstructured data are both integral parts of a company’s data ecosystem. Understanding the fundamental differences between these types of data is critical to being able to have an ...

Estimates suggest that upwards of 80% of business information is unstructured data. That could cause headaches for anyone who needs to manage, organise and keep all that data secure. One survey, ...