Infographic: The High Cost of Poor Data Hygiene

Why Quality Data Management Is Essential for Business Success

Bad data is everywhere, just like cell phones or plastic. 

Organizations rely on clean data for decision-making and strategy, making effective data hygiene a top priority. Poor data hygiene can lead to operational inefficiencies and misguided decisions, causing financial and operational setbacks. 

Let’s explore some of the research behind the consequences of poor data hygiene. 

Poor data directly results in loss of time and money; data quality issues cost US businesses more than $3 trillion per year. 

Source: Harvard Business Review

Poor-quality data costs companies an average of $12.9 million every year. 

Source: Gartner

Out of 37 percent of respondents working on customer experience for external-facing processes, only 30 percent proactively monitor data quality impacts.

Source: Forrester 

‍More than 80 percent of data producers at companies say they regularly run into data quality issues, and 51 percent indicated they don’t have adequate processes and tools to address these issues.

Source: Datafold

More than 80 percent of CEOs are concerned about the quality of the data they’re basing their decisions on. 

Source: Forbes

We Can Help

The key to improving data lies in enhancing processes. Fullcast empowers RevOps heroes to iterate faster, ensuring data quality and operational efficiency. 

Fullcast’s professional data desk services clean and optimize your data while maintaining a standard of accuracy. By implementing processes that will enforce custom data hygiene rules, Fullcast is helping companies achieve high-performing results. 

Learn more and book a demo here

 

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