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Describe what IBM StoredIQ is and what it does.

• Identify use-cases for IBM StoredIQ
• Identify the responsibilities of StoredIQ roles.
• Identify StoredIQ architectural components

Describe how StoredIQ processes data.

• Define in-place data management.
• Describe how data is harvested from data sources.
• Explain metadata and full-text indexing.
• Describe the capabilities of Content Classification integration.

Use Data Workbench to inspect a system infoset.

• Use Data Workbench.
• Apply view filters a system infoset.

Create and refine an infoset.

Use a macro to create a filter

• Create a filter.
• Use a built-in macro.
• Create a custom infoset.
• Create an overlay.

Move files to a another volume.

• Create a primary volume.
• Create a move action.
• Use the move action to move files to another volume.

Use Policy Manager to automatically delete files.

• Use Policy Manager.

Create a system infoset.

• Delete a primary volume
• Create a primary volume.
• Harvest data.
• Set up full-text indexing.

View harvest audits.

View event logs.

This intermediate course is for:

StoredIQ Global Administrators who are responsible for the following activities:

• Managing the StoredIQ installation.
• Working with data sources, indexes, Data Servers, jobs, infosets, and actions.
• Mounting volumes,
• Managing SIQ platform and back-end data servers.

Data Experts who are responsible for the following activities:

• Creating use-case specific filters, actions, infosets, and workflows.

Subject Matter Experts who are responsible for the following activities:

• Creating and using use-case specific dashboards, Data Workbench, eDiscovery, Data Script, and Policy Manager.