Astrophysicists hypothesize that as much as 85% of our universe is composed of ‘dark matter’—the nebulous term that describes the enigmatic subatomic particles that we can’t physically see with our eyes, yet we can infer their existence.
Today’s modern enterprise—with its sprawling and interconnected systems and distributed applications that extend across geographies, ecosystems, and supply chains—possess their own ‘dark matter,’ where data exists everywhere, yet is often obscured from sight. In fact, dark data is estimated to comprise 80% or more of most companies’ total data volume.
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