It’s crazy to think, but 90 percent of the World’s data has been generated in the last two years alone. And, with the current rate of 2.5 quintillion bytes of data being produced each day, it is unsurprising that the issue of data quality has become a prevalent one which businesses can no longer ignore. This has subsequently led to an unprecedented increase in demand for data quality tools with ever-evolving capabilities. In the early days of data warehousing,
Data quality is essential to leveraging more value from your business’ data assets. Data analysts, managers and board members alike, must know and understand the quality of the data they are using to make decisions and to set direction for their organisations if they are to make the best strategic decisions. Today, data is created and collected by every type of device used in businesses and homes. Data analytics has become a common term. Expectations for quality data continue to grow at an
There is no escaping that for many industries they are undergoing their biggest technological transformation in decades, as they slowly adapt to digitalisation in an ever increasing, data-driven World. The EiB mission is to help facilitate businesses to adapt to such a significant transformation, through developing a scalable MI architecture, which empowers organisations to leverage the entirety of their data and gain significant competitive edge. With that in mind, Excel in Business (EiB) are hosting two FREE one day interactive conferences at
With the ongoing development of our EiB Insurance Analytics solution, which provides automated premiums and claims management information (MI) for MGAs, Insurers and Brokers, we have recognised a trend in the challenges faced across the sector with regards to the issue of data quality. With this in mind, a few months ago we commissioned a report exploring the impact of data quality in the insurance industry, the role of automation in addressing this issue, and the future
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