IBM Data Governance

Archive content generated from various systems and offload custom applications for enhanced IBM data governance

ZL Tech captures all IBM content to optimize IT expenditure, improve end-user accessibility, and promote governance for eDiscovery, compliance, and records management. ZL Tech IBM governance solutions provide enterprises an immensely scalable repository with the ability to ingest, index, and archive 1000+ data types. This enables organizations to have a global, unparalleled view of their data along with limitless options for governance and lifecycle management.

Supported Platforms for IBM Data Governance

IBM Notes and Domino Email

ZL Tech provides a complete, robust solution for email archiving and management. Archiving functionality is available via journaling, real-time ingestion that enables 100% capture of emails, and crawling, which allows for capture of IBM Notes and Domino native metadata, such as folder structure, flags, classifications, calendar items, and more.

IBM Quickr

Organizations use IBM Quickr to facilitate collaboration that is vital to today’s business environment. However, given Quickr’s expensive tier-1 storage and the lag-time that arises when Quickr servers are near-capacity, enterprises need a long-term strategy for dealing with the rapid proliferation of data on these servers.

ZL Tech is fully compatible with IBM Quickr, allowing businesses to seamlessly archive all data for long-term management purposes.

Custom Applications for IBM Data Governance

Evolving business processes and workflows mean that organizations often customize or retire older applications that are no longer needed. The data these applications generate still needs to be offloaded or actively managed for litigation-preparedness, compliance concerns, and end-user access. ZL Tech helps enterprises adapt to these needs by allowing data from sunset applications to be archived and indefinitely managed. Once offloaded onto the ZL Tech system, legacy data remains easily accessible and searchable allowing for decommission of these applications on production servers.