Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) encompasses the policies and procedures for handling data throughout its lifespan, from creation and initial storage to archiving and eventual deletion. It aims to optimize data value, minimize storage costs, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Common uses include improving data availability, reducing storage infrastructure expenses, and mitigating legal risks associated with data retention.
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