Effective data archiving is more than storage. We help you develop a strategy that facilitates access to legacy data while supporting your long-term needs.
// Why Pivot Point Consulting
Data archiving is a strategic lever for cost control, risk management, and care continuity.
We help you design and execute an enterprise archival approach that reduces vendor costs, expands data access, and supports your broader cloud strategy.
// Success story
Real outcomes from our healthcare data archiving clients.
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We helped MUSC prioritize more than 100 legacy applications for decommissioning while preserving compliant access to their data.
// What we cover
We inventory every legacy and inactive application, documenting owner, data type, size, retention need and risk, then prioritize by cost, compliance urgency and patient-safety impact. This first phase alone often surfaces systems you can retire right away.
Decide which legacy applications to retire first, before you archive the data they still hold.
Retire redundant systems from a merger while keeping every organization's records compliant.
Host your secure archive in the cloud to cut the cost of storing legacy data on old hardware.
A data archiving strategy helps healthcare organizations create cohesive policies and methods for managing legacy files and applications. Read our blog for what that document should contain and five reasons it's a strategic imperative, especially today.
Learn how to discern whether your healthcare organization should pursue application rationalization before moving forward with new technology initiatives.
Hospitals are navigating a tough financial landscape, with rising expenses, increasing bad debt, and declining patient volumes putting pressure on already tight margins. As costs continue to climb, many organizations are turning to IT as a strategic area for savings.
Our most frequently asked data archival strategy questions, answered.
Have any questions? →Done right, it is not just moving data to storage. It is a strategy for what to retain, how long, where, and who can access it, so you retire old systems while keeping records compliant and retrievable.
