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Business leaders lack trust in organisational data: report

According to the report, 76% of organisations are still holding on to mismatched systems, leading to employees not having access to accurate information quickly.
“This fragmentation leads to inefficiency, unreliable data, and the inability to automate between systems, which reduces throughput and makes strategic decisions difficult and often inaccurate,” the report read.
Interoperability needed
Addressing the lack of data trust will need interoperability, according to the report. This refers to having different systems and applications within the manufacturing environment communicating and working together seamlessly.
Interoperability can ensure seamless communication across systems, which can improve data integrity and reduce human error. This also allows departments to access relevant and reliable information.
The report added that interoperability can also give teams more time to focus on other priorities, such as:
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