Senior data and technology leaders cite better decision-making as the primary aim of data modernization, says new MIT Technology Review Insights report
The key findings are as follows:
"Leaders highlight data modernization's focus on improving decision-making, driven by factors such as AI and decarbonization. However, a gap exists as organizations struggle to align data strategy with broader business goals," says Laurel Ruma, global director of custom content for MIT Technology Review. "By reviewing and upgrading data governance, organizations can improve operations, enhance data quality, and build trust."
"Only a third of leaders reported complete alignment of their data strategy with business strategy goals, which is key to organizations maximizing the business impact from their data," says Danilo Sato, global head of technology for data and AI for Thoughtworks. "By applying effective and scalable data engineering practices alongside a modern data platform, organizations will start realizing how data plus AI as a force multiplier can be a powerful driver of growth and competitive advantage."
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