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Gartner® names DataNovata as an "Archive First" vendor that can help businesses cut down their SaaS license costs

4 Sep 2025

Data archiving has always been implemented as an afterthought or an intervention, ticking the compliance box or managing issues as they arise in small-scale projects; Gartner advises smart business leaders to adopt an "archive first" mentality and names DataNovata as a vendor in their research article "Stop Overpaying: Reduce Cloud and SaaS Costs With Proactive Data Archiving."

Is There a Risk-Free Path to Legacy Decommissioning?

9 Jul 2025

Organisations invest in new technologies, but those systems sit on top of a pile of outdated ones, adding cost and complexity instead of minimising it. IT budgets are overburdened, supporting both new and aging systems.

Finding the Best Data Retention Solution to Move from Legacy to Greenfield Cloud

20 Jun 2024

Legacy to Cloud Migration: Part II

Business leaders are pushing their operations to the cloud in order to better manage internal resources, meet changing customer expectations, improve data mobility and leverage the potential of AI.

One Key Change You Should Make to Your Cloud Adoption Plan to Optimise Brownfield Migration

19 Jun 2024

Legacy to Cloud Migration: Part I

The need for business leaders to meet changing consumer expectations, optimise enterprise resources and leverage AI capabilities has led to a single conclusion: they need to reimagine their IT digitally, and in the cloud.

DataNovata will Help Insurers to Achieve TX in 2024

6 Mar 2024

The insurance industry is dropping the buzz-phrase “digital transformation.” Instead of merely pushing existing functions and practices into the digital sphere, insurers are looking to revitalise the industry by implementing new, fresh technologies that will enable new paths to revenue growth, service delivery, and customer retention.

Legacy at Risk: UK Government Urgently Moves to Secure "Red" Systems

15 Feb 2024

“Code Red” means roll in the crash carts, we’ve got an emergency.

That’s essentially what’s happened within many UK Government departments after questions raised in parliament led to an internal review of government legacy systems. No fewer than 43 have been reported as having a “red” or critical status.