The volume of available data is high, as are the many systems that store and process that data. Despite the quantity and a plethora of IT tools, organizations are faced with the “now what?” dilemma. There is a growing realization that the answer is not simply more data; rather, ensuring that existing data is accurate, complete, and accessible.
The “garbage in, garbage out” dynamic increases labor and software costs to fix missing, duplicative, or inaccurate data, since poor quality data can hinder decision making.
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