Wall Street & Technology: June 2010
MASTERING DATA IS PRIORITY NO. 1: Improving data quality traditionally has been viewed as a back-office cost-cutting measure. But the financial crisis and demands for improved risk management and transparency from regulators and investors alike have forced data management into the spotlight, transforming the former IT responsibility into a top business priority. But leveraging data in today's market requires breaking down organizational silos to achieve an enterprisewide view, understanding data's context and even applying innovative analytic techniques.
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