Cloud Migration Alone Won’t Solve Data Quality. Here’s Why CDOs Need a More Holistic Approach

In this contributed article, Emmet Townsend, VP of Engineering at Inrupt, discusses how cloud migration is just one step to achieving comprehensive data quality programs, not the entire strategy.

Scaling Data Quality with Computer Vision on Spatial Data

In this contributed article, editorial consultant Jelani Harper discusses a number of hot topics today: computer vision, data quality, and spatial data. Computer vision is an extremely viable facet of advanced machine learning for the enterprise. Its utility for data quality is evinced from some high profile use cases. This technology can produce similar boons for other facets of the ever-shifting data ecosystem.

Three Roadblocks to Using Data to Its Full Potential

In this contributed article, Sridhar Bankuru, VP of Software Development at RightData, walks us through the top pain points of businesses today within their data trust journey, and looking ahead, how they can start trusting their data again.

Who Done It? 3 Possible Suspects in this Halloween’s Bad Data Horror Movie, And How Data Teams Can Make It Out Alive

In this contributed article, Lior Gavish, CTO and Co-Founder of Monte Carlo, outlines some of the ways companies can erase themselves from ever appearing in these bad data horror stories, ranging from simple tips to bolster governance within their organization, to tools and best practices that will save data teams the time, hassle, and headache that comes with dealing with bad data.

State of Data Quality Report

Bigeye, the data observability company, announced the results of its 2023 State of Data Quality survey. The report sheds light on the most pervasive problems in data quality today. The report, which was researched and authored by Bigeye, consisted of answers from 100 survey respondents.

The Importance of Data Quality in Benefits

In this contributed article, Peter Nagel, VP of Engineering at Noyo, addresses the benefits/insurance industry’s roadblocks and opportunities — and why some of the most interesting data innovations will soon be happening in benefits.

Study Finds Data Quality is Still the Largest Obstacle for Successful AI and Greater Human Expertise Needed Across ML Ops Lifecycle

iMerit, a leading artificial intelligence (AI) data solutions company, released its 2023 State of ML Ops report, which includes a study outlining the impact of data on wide-scale commercial-ready AI projects. The study surveyed AI, ML, and data practitioners across industries, and found an increasing need for better data quality and human expertise and oversight in delivering successful AI. This is especially true as powerful new generative AI tools and continuous improvements to automation are rolled out at an increasingly rapid pace. 

Data Quality Should Keep You Up at Night (But There’s an Antidote to Data-Induced Insomnia)

In this sponsored post, our friends over at Acceldata examine how integrating data observability into your business operations will create the necessary environment and feedback loop needed to improve data quality, at scale, on an ongoing basis. It will also help your enterprise make the most out of all the data quality best practices your data team adopts, and will also probably enable you to get a peaceful night’s sleep.

Great Expectations Study Reveals 77% of Organizations have Data Quality Issues 

Great Expectations, a leading open-source platform for data quality, announced the results of a survey highlighting top pain points and consequences of poor data quality within organizations. Insights from 500 data practitioners (engineers, analysts, and scientists) showed that 77% have data quality issues and 91% said it’s impacting their company’s performance.

The Secret to Solving the World’s Crimes Lies in Data

In this contributed article, Chris Cardwell, Product Go-To-Market Lead for Tresata, discusses how data can help tackle the global problem that is financial crime, but there are challenges within the data itself that complicate investigations further.