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For enterprises with SAP systems, automated archiving based on retention policies is critical to effective information governance, cost reduction, and compliance. The presenters will discuss about market drivers for SAP archiving, information lifecycle management, and their respective solutions. The attendee will find out how to protect SAP data, meet regulatory challenges, and reduce costs. The attendee will learn more about a technology solution that delivers consolidated capture of all related SAP content - both archived and external.
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| Format: | Webcast |
| Date: | Sep 2009 |
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