infoCorvus blog

Welcome to the infoCorvus blog, your straight-shooting source for modern data lifecycle insights. Here, we break down the real challenges enterprises face with legacy systems, data ingestion, migrations, compliance, and dormant data risk. Every post delivers practical, forward-thinking guidance you can actually use to cut cost, reduce risk, and modernize faster. Dive in, explore what matters, and subscribe to stay ahead of what's coming next.

Application Retirement Made Simple

Application Retirement

Application Retirement Made Simple

A Complete Guide to Secure Legacy Data Archiving

August 9, 2026Jan Brown
Governed AI: How Enterprises Are Turning AI Chaos Into Strategic Advantage

Governed AI Bridge

Governed AI: How Enterprises Are Turning AI Chaos Into Strategic Advantage

This post explains how ungoverned AI creates risks like compliance breaches, data mistakes, and performance issues, and shows why enterprises need governed AI frameworks to safely harness AI at scale.

August 9, 2026Jan Brown
The Dark Data Problem: What is hidden in unstructured files can kill you

Discovery & Classification

The Dark Data Problem: What is hidden in unstructured files can kill you

Most enterprise governance programs cover databases and stop there — which is a problem, because the largest share of enterprise dark data lives in files, not tables. A Social Security number in a scanned PDF is still PII under GDPR and CCPA, whether anyone can find it or not. Here's why the file-based content most organizations have never classified is now the biggest gap in their governance program, and what closing it actually requires.

August 9, 2026Jan Brown
ROAD 26.08 is here!

Application Retirement

ROAD 26.08 is here!

ROAD 26.08 puts AI-driven content analysis under full cost control: set a daily LLM budget and ROAD holds work at that ceiling, with per-token, per-job cost visibility and roughly 50% savings from batch inference across AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Mistral. The release also adds Component Reports, a drag-and-drop reporting designer for presentation-ready output without engineering, and self-generating documentation that ships inside every archive. The ROAD MCP server opens the platform to conversational assistants like Claude for workflow validation and log diagnosis, under the same role-based, auditable access as Governed AI Bridge. Platform coverage widens with Databricks, BigQuery, and Snowflake as both sources and targets, plus full SharePoint support for document libraries, OneDrive, Site Pages, and Events. Also new: managed encryption keys, Virtual Unique Keys for cleaner relationship modeling, a faster Application Retirement Purge, and a refreshed workflow designer. ROAD 26.08 is available now.

August 8, 2026Jan Brown
The Reality of Transitioning Away From Legacy Oracle EBS and Peoplesoft

Application Retirement

The Reality of Transitioning Away From Legacy Oracle EBS and Peoplesoft

A brief narrative sharing key insights and observations from my recent experience at a prominent technology conference.

November 13, 2025Craig Caruso
Should Cybersecurity Experts Worry About Inactive Data and Legacy Apps?

Application Retirement

Should Cybersecurity Experts Worry About Inactive Data and Legacy Apps?

In the constantly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, professionals play a vital role in safeguarding an organization’s digital assets against various threats. While it’s easy to focus on active systems and current data, let's not overlook the potential risks that come from inactive or dormant data and legacy applications. These commonly ignored areas can pose serious vulnerabilities that, if not addressed, could result in major challenges related to security, operations, and compliance.

November 13, 2025Craig Caruso
This Long Awaited Technology Could Revolutionize Structured Data Lifecycle Management

Data Lifecycle Management

This Long Awaited Technology Could Revolutionize Structured Data Lifecycle Management

Data is a valuable asset for any enterprise and follows a lifecycle. Eventually, data becomes obsolete. Failing to properly retire legacy applications and dormant data represents an unnecessary risk and a continuously growing burden to maintain.

November 13, 2025Craig Caruso