Big data technologies have caused the volume, velocity, and variety of data generated by enterprise information systems to grow exponentially. It has thereby rendered traditional approaches to data management no longer effective. This paper focuses on data storage, management, and analysis strategies for information systems within big data environments and searches for pathways to maximize value. Employing a combined literature review and case study methodology, it systematically reviews existing data management frameworks while integrating corporate practical experience through case studies. The findings indicate that data management activities of an existing information system experience problems, like storage resource management efficiency, the lack of standardized data governance, and inefficient use of analytical technologies. The proposed strategy involving data management hierarchies, data governance, and intelligent analytics can significantly increase the capacity of an information system in creating value from existing data. The research is beneficial and can offer significant help to existing and running enterprises on how they can improve data management practices and gain a competitive edge.
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