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Why data doesn’t drive decisions

NewsDay Staff ·

Why data doesn’t drive decisions

IN boardrooms across the world, leaders repeat a familiar mantra: “We are a data-driven organisation”.

These leaders are surrounded by more data than at any point in history.

Dashboards, KPIs, scorecards and real time analytics promise clarity and precision, yet despite unprecedented access to data, many organizations still struggle to make timely and high-quality decisions.

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