How Internet filth can save you money
By Davey Winder in Editorial
Posted in Uncategorized on
When it comes to playing buzzword bingo a current high scoring phrase is dirty data. This applies to the kind of flawed data that can be found within most large enterprise systems, everything from the totally inaccurate to dodgy duplicated in fact. Gartner even reckon that at least 25% of the critical information used by Fortune 1000 companies falls into the dirty data category.
But how boring is that?
Which is why I am not going to waste any more time talking about that crap, instead I shall spend my valuable minutes toilet typing.
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