
Power and UDM Requirements Cast Shadow on AI at Super Computing Conference 2025
“So, was it ‘AI everywhere, all the time’ at the Super Computing Conference 2025 (SC25)?” That’s a question people frequently ask me when I share

“So, was it ‘AI everywhere, all the time’ at the Super Computing Conference 2025 (SC25)?” That’s a question people frequently ask me when I share

Every IT and data leader today faces the same mandate: make unstructured data more accessible, secure, and ready for the future. Join this webinar to learn a vendor-neutral systematic approach to evaluating your unstructured data challenges using DCIG’s 7 Pillars of Unstructured Data Management Framework and how the Nasuni platform unifies storage, protection, and management of enterprise file data.

DCIG is pleased to announce the 2026 DCIG 7 Pillars of Unstructured Data Management Framework Report, a comprehensive, vendor-neutral approach to addressing their unstructured data management issues. The framework enables IT leaders and business executives to systematically assess their current capabilities, pinpoint key gaps, and craft strategic plans for technology investments.

DCIG’s soon-to-be-released report on Unstructured Data Management (UDM) offers an in-depth look at how to understand and categorize UDM solutions. However, one aspect of UDM that this report only loosely addresses has to do with data curation’s role in UDM.
Unlike the components of UDM identified in this report, the need for organizations to curate data depends on multiple factors. Further, the process each organization employs will also differ depending on their data curation requirements.

This article reveals how DCIG is addressing marketplace confusion with an actionable framework for dealing with unstructured data management challenges.
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