The webinar will provide a comprehensive Analysis and evaluation of file servers and active directories presented, with a particular focus on effective Data analysis, authorization management and strategies for data migration and storage. A core issue is the challenge that historically grown IT structures bring with them and the need to manage and optimize them effectively.
A key tool highlighted in the webinar is the "3D heat map". This innovative visualization technique allows data distribution to be broken down by age, directory depth and file count. The heatmap helps to recognize patterns in data growth and identify areas for possible data cleansing or archiving.
Another focus of the webinar is the role of "Data Owners". This key figure is responsible for managing and making decisions about the data in a specific area. The correct identification and involvement of data owners is crucial for data hygiene and compliance.
But the "Best practice analysis with Excel export" is presented as an essential tool for examining and optimizing authorization structures. Exporting to Excel enables a detailed and customizable evaluation of the data structures and authorizations.
But the "File type analysis" and "File owner analysis" are also important parts of the webinar. They allow users to gain a deeper understanding of the data stored on the server by detecting the distribution of different file types and identifying the ownership of files. These analyzes are particularly important to identify unnecessary or redundant Identify files and support efficient data management.
Finally, the meaning of the "AD analysis" (Active Directory Analysis). This analysis focuses on the structure and administration of the Active Directory in order to identify security gaps and optimize authorization management.
The webinar concludes by emphasizing the need for continuous analysis and optimization of IT systems to ensure efficiency, security and compliance. The tools and strategies presented offer participants valuable insights and methods to make their IT infrastructure more effective