Data Archive
Retire legacy systems while retaining reporting access, managing long-term retention, and ensuring compliance.
Overview
Control data growth in production databases and retire legacy applications, while managing retention, ensuring compliance, and retaining access to business data.
IT spending falls disproportionately on the side of legacy applications, according to the ESG Research ("IT Spending Intentions Survey," January 2013).
Reduce legacy application costs
Decommission legacy systems to dramatically reduce hardware, software, and maintenance costs by archiving legacy data to a secure and highly compressed archive data store. Manage compliance, retention, search, and business reporting across legacy data sources from a centralized, unified archiving platform.
Lower infrastructure costs; optimize app performance
Archiving production databases and retiring legacy systems reduces server and storage costs across the application portfolio. And archiving infrequently accessed data to highly accessible partition segments will optimize application performance. In addition, optimized production databases reduce the storage/server footprint requirements for test and development environments, and maintaining leaner, more optimized production databases lets you minimize maintenance and downtime for operations like backups, standby/recovery, database cloning, and so on.
Manage retention
and compliance
Document and enforce data-retention policies from a common platform for structured data. Facilitate e-discovery and sophisticated cross-application search capabilities in a single interface. Manage legal holds and defensible disposition of data in accordance with enterprise data governance initiatives.
Retain secure access to data
Access archived data safely and securely using the native application interface and security. Use role-based security to search and report against the consolidated, compressed archive. Leverage pre-built accelerator reports for vendor-packaged applications and/or build custom reports to meet access requirements.
Key Features
Data growth analyzer and performance monitor
Quickly identify high-growth areas in production databases and analyze the impact of archiving to boost performance.
Informatica Data Vault
Move archive data to a highly compressed (up to 98 percent), secure data store while preserving source data structures for search and reporting.
Smart partitioning and structured data archiving
Set data-retention policies in production applications to balance optimal performance and manageability with data access requirements.
Compliance manager
Manage legal holds, defensible disposition and compliance reporting across archive data in the Informatica Data Vault.
Flexible archive access
Leverage native application interfaces and/or Data Visualization capabilities to access archive data based on the target archive data store.
Packaged applications support
Accelerate deployments with pre-built, customizable accelerators for Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft, Siebel, JD Edwards, and Amdocs CRM.
Broad range of data connectivity
Connect to all major database types and platforms, including Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, Teradata, IMS, VSAM, and Hadoop.
e-Discovery integration
Manage both structured and unstructured content search and legal holds with existing eDiscovery solutions.
Editions
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| Data Growth Analyzer and Performance Monitor |  |
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| Smart Partitioning and Structured Data Archiving |
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| Archive Access-Native Application |
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| Informatica Data Vault |
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| Archive Access-Search and Data Visualization |
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| Compliance Manager |
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| Dynamic Data Masking |
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