Kristina Prokop. CEO, writes for streetfightmag.com: If you ask ten people what data quality means, you’ll get ten different answers.
What’s more, you’ll also find that the majority of folks don’t know where their data comes from or how it’s stitched together. To be fair, it’s all very complex stuff — and that’s just one reason it needs to be standardized. After all, data quality is vitally important to most brand marketers and other business decision makers. They deserve to have standards around it.
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We recently hosted a session on "Why data quality and transparency matter" with the IAB Tech Lab and Neutronian. Read my top 3 takeaways from the session here.
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