Palantir technologies inc. (20240264976). APPROACHES FOR MANAGING DATA RETENTION LIFECYCLE simplified abstract
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APPROACHES FOR MANAGING DATA RETENTION LIFECYCLE
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Yeong Wei Wee of NEW YORK NY (US)
Leslie Bennett of PALO ALTO CA (US)
Kevin Meurer of NEW YORK NY (US)
Matthew Sills of SAN FRANCISCO CA (US)
APPROACHES FOR MANAGING DATA RETENTION LIFECYCLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240264976 titled 'APPROACHES FOR MANAGING DATA RETENTION LIFECYCLE
The abstract of this patent application describes a system and method for determining a set of objects to be scheduled for deletion based on a deletion/retention policy.
- The system identifies objects associated with a given state specifying deletion and/or retention type and schedule.
- Data corresponding to the identified objects is then scheduled for deletion from data sources based on the specified deletion and/or retention type and schedule.
Potential Applications:
- Data management systems
- Information governance systems
- Compliance management tools
Problems Solved:
- Efficient management of data deletion processes
- Ensuring compliance with deletion/retention policies
Benefits:
- Streamlined data deletion processes
- Improved compliance with data management regulations
Commercial Applications:
- Data management software companies
- Compliance consulting firms
- Information governance service providers
Questions about Data Deletion Policies: 1. How does this system determine which objects to schedule for deletion?
- The system identifies objects based on their associated state specifying deletion and/or retention type and schedule.
2. What are the potential benefits of using this system for data management?
- The system can streamline data deletion processes and ensure compliance with deletion/retention policies.
Original Abstract Submitted
systems and methods are provided for determining a set of objects, the objects corresponding to a given case or application of a deletion/retention policy; determining at least one object in the set of objects to be scheduled for deletion, the at least one object being associated with a given state that specifies a deletion and/or retention type and schedule for the at least one object; and scheduling data corresponding to the at least one object for deletion from one or more data sources based at least in part on the deletion and/or retention type and schedule specified in the object state.