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Tactical Data Quality Projects Deliver Quick ROI
by DataFlux Corporation

While data quality is often an enterprise-wide issue, tackling the problem with targeted deployments - one department or even one group at a time - is significantly faster and often results in quicker ROI.



Still, even with tactical data quality projects, enterprise-wide data governance rules and standards must be followed. Otherwise, data silos with data in multiple forms could emerge.

Rob Karel, an analyst with Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research, recently sat down with ...

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