Information Governance
Balance the Risk, Value and Cost of Your Information
Unite records management, archiving, and eDiscovery to minimize the risk and cost and maximize the value of business information
Unmanaged business information can be risky and drives up costs. Well-governed information, on the other hand, attacks these challenges and uncovers opportunities to drive business value.
Successful Information Governance programs demand that organizations balance the competing priorities in the creation, management, retention, and deletion of business information.
In this era of intensifying regulatory requirements and exponential growth of electronically stored information, striking that balance isn’t easy. But the rewards are substantial: lower costs, reduced business and legal risk, and efficiency and productivity gains that will produce value for the enterprise.
Find out how you can work with OpenText to create and execute a successful Information Governance strategy that balances the Risks, Costs, and Value.
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Mitigate risk by applying unified policies across all business information
- Minimize eDiscovery costs
- Curb legal costs
- Ensure regulatory and policy compliance
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Increase the value of your business information assets through productivity and efficiency gains
- Make information simple to find, secure to share, and easy to use
- Apply required policies with minimal or no user intervention
- Improve the user experience through information work via familiar productivity tools and mobile devices
Discover a range of solutions that increase the value of your investments in information »
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Reduce costs by intelligently archiving and disposing of business information
- Cut the cost of storing huge volumes of information
- Reduce the expense of legal discovery and audits
- Secure information so it is protected from external breach and internal leaks
See solutions that help you take control and deliver on your Information Governance program »
Learn more about Information Governance in the Balance Matters video series with Barclay T. Blair:
Customer Success
“To date, we’re seeing roughly a 30 to 40 percent decrease in email volume. The amount of data in Exchange is further reduced to between 50 and 60 percent based on the stubbing that’s taking place, removing of the attachments.”
— Roland Lopez, Enterprise Architect at NuStar Energy
See how OpenText helped NuStar reduce the cost and risk of mismanaged email
