Data Classification: Why, When and How
Monday, 5th March 2007
Published by:  The buzz around data classification has created a lot of confusion about what it is and what it isn't. At a fundamental level, data classification is the process of characterizing different data types, structures, and values so that organizations can begin to reap the greatest business benefit out of the data they have. Data classification is not the end but rather the beginning of a process that ultimately helps bridge the gap between IT deliverables and business services. Data classification is the keystone to building an intelligent IT service bureau within your organization – without which your organization is shooting blind. |
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