Hitachi Content Intelligence addresses the challenges of exploring and discovering relevant, valuable and factual information across the growing number of data producers and siloed repositories that plague organisations today. By aggregating multistructured data, Hitachi Content Intelligence enables insights to be surfaced faster, data management and governance to be more complete, and to understand the distribution of organisational data based on its value to the business.
“Hitachi Content Platform has transformed the way we handle compliance investigations and cut the time needed for discovery searches from weeks to hours. Hitachi Content Intelligence is now an important and necessary part of our global compliance monitoring, discovery, and intervention architecture,” said Walter Hendricks, BA, CCEP-I, business change manager, Discovery & Intervention – Compliance Expertise & Operations, Rabobank
Rabobank serves more than 10 million customers in 47 countries, employs over 51,000 people worldwide and, like all financial institutions, is subject to strict regulations in each of the countries where it operates. The company needed a solution that would be efficient, flexible and comprehensive for current and future compliance investigations. With Hitachi, the bank now gives approved users all the data they need at their desks without having to ask for IT support.
Customers such as Precision Discovery, and the National Archives and Record Administration (NARA) have turned to HDS to solve their most critical digital transformation initiatives. With the seamless integration of Hitachi Content Intelligence, long-standing HCP portfolio customers are able to analyse their endlessly growing amounts of structured and unstructured data without having to turn to a third party.
The National Archives and Records Administration uses HCP and Hitachi Content Intelligence to store, preserve and make accessible their largest and most prominent electronic records collections to include emails, photos, documents and dozens of source applications that have been converted to open formats. “We selected Hitachi Content Intelligence over competing Solr-based implementations or building our own, due to its use of a flexible software developers kit and its integration with HCP. In addition, we know the architecture will not constrain what we want to do with the platform,” said Jason vanValkenburgh, vice president at Hitachi Consulting, which provides project management and application development for the project with HDS Federal and prime contract holder, ViON Corporation.
“Precision Discovery recognises the value in HCP with Hitachi Content Intelligence in solving the parts of the litigation lifecycle that are the most difficult to manage. This platform allows us to build custom solutions that greatly reduce customer costs, increase visibility and manage risk. None of this is possible without the intelligence, extensibility and raw power of Hitachi Content Intelligence,” said Howard Holton, CIO, Precision Discovery
According to Scott Baker, senior director of Emerging Technologies at Hitachi Data Systems, “For today’s enterprises, data is the most strategic asset, and connecting the right people to the right data in a timely and meaningful way is critical to staying relevant and competitive in their market segment. Hitachi Content Intelligence lets customers organise, transform and package organisational data into factual information, making it invaluable to the business.”
With Hitachi Content Intelligence organisations can:
· Improve employee productivity and efficiency by creating a standard and consistent enterprise search process across the entire IT environment
· Empower all levels of the organisation with a self-service and intuitive out-of-the-box data exploration experience that includes support for detailed queries and ad hoc natural language searches
· Discover new insights faster through automated extraction, classification, enrichment and categorisation of all of their data
· Minimise business risk and exposure from data that is inaccessible, dark, or has been lost, while improving the operational effectiveness of the business
· Optimise existing infrastructure by identifying infrequently accessed data and automate its relocation to a lower-cost object storage tier
Key features of Hitachi Content Intelligence include:
· Centralises organizational data and transforms it into valuable and relevant business information
· Connects to and aggregates multistructured data across heterogeneous data silos and different locations
· Offers flexible deployment options that include physical, virtual, or hosted (public or private cloud)
· Handles high degrees of scalability and availability with support for distributed and dynamic cluster sizes that can burst to more than 10,000 instances
· Maintains data sensitivity by ensuring that only authorised users have access to specified results with integrations to authentication services, document-level security controls, and granular access policies
· Delivers personalised and self-service results that are tailored to the individual user or group that accesses the data
· Includes extensibility with published application programming interfaces that support customised data connections, transformation stages, or building new applications
· Deploys with an intuitive workflow designer, administration tools, and a guided data exploration and search application
With Hitachi Content Intelligence, organisations can now connect to and aggregate data silos, transform, and enrich the data as it’s processed, and provide analytics across all the data stored on the platform -- making it the industry’s only object storage portfolio with seamlessly integrated cloud gateway, file sync and share, and data search and analytics capabilities.
