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Take Control of Cloud Costs on AWS – Phases 1-4Develop processes, procedures, and policies to effectively manage cloud costs. |
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Secure Your High-Risk Data – Phases 1-3Info-Tech’s Secure Your High-Risk Data takes a multi-faceted approach to the challenges around comprehensive data security. This research incorporates foundational... |
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Secure Your High-Risk Data: Phase 1 – Review Data Security MethodologiesThis phase of the blueprint provides an overview of each of the technical and process controls involved in securing the organization’s high-risk data, mapped to... |
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Secure Your High-Risk Data: Phase 2 – Build the Data Security PlanBegin to close the gaps in your organization’s data security plan by creating a prioritized roadmap of targeted initiatives that cover data-at-rest, in-transit, and in-use |
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Secure Your High-Risk Data: Phase 3 – Implement the Data Security PlanTie off any loose ends in your data security plan, by ensuring impacted staff are properly trained and supported. Identify and track metrics for each of the control... |
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Cost-Optimize Your Security Budget – Phases 1-3Use this blueprint to help you cost-optimize your people, process, and technology during economic downturn. |
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IT Asset Management Market OverviewRead the Market Overview to understand what features and capabilities are available in ITAM tools. The right features match is key to making a data heavy and challenging... |
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Implement Your Negotiation Strategy More Effectively StoryboardThis storyboard will help you address and manage ten elements critical for implementing your strategy during your negotiations with vendors. |
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Implement Your Negotiation Strategy More Effectively – Phase 1: DuringThis phase of the blueprint, Implement Your Negotiation Strategy More Effectively, will help you understand and manage 10 critical elements during the negotiations. |
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Build a Data Pipeline for Reporting and Analytics – Phases 1-3This storyboard will help you understand how to build your data pipeline using the most appropriate data design patterns. |
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