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As the EU Data Act is set to become a reality, new obligations will emerge for manufacturers. However, this also presents a valuable opportunity to reassess strategies for data collection, management, and monetization. Read this brief introduction on the topic by Luigi Rega!

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International Call Centre utilises infoboss to massively reduce inbound call demand. A multi-national company faced significant challenges with its existing web portal. The portal, which provided clients with case information, accessed the legacy application database directly. This setup not only increased the overhead on the legacy system but also led to a high volume of inbound enquiry calls, affecting the efficiency of the company’s operations. The company needed a new solution that could provide up-to-date information to clients, significantly reduce inbound calls, and ensure high performance and security. See case study: https://lnkd.in/ecKmuVnq If you need to start your own data journey but don’t know where to start… If you are an IT consultant supporting clients' data migration journeys… If you would like a data assessment to determine the impact of data quality issues on operations and revenue streams… If you would like to discuss the steps to improve your data quality, compliance, and governance – crucial elements for successful AI and BI adoption… …Book a discovery call to explore if infoboss would be a good fit for you. https://lnkd.in/eTwMi55U #infobosspartner, #datagovernance, #dataquality, #datacompliance, #dataobservability, #digitaltransformation, #datajourney, #stepup, #digitalworld, #artificialintelligence, #businessintelligence, #datatada, #callcentremanagement

The database is your source of truth. Many companies quickly add new features to attract and retain users. However, compromising your core data for new functionality can lead to significant losses for your business. Consider this scenario: Your platform rewards users with points for purchases, which they can redeem later. If you introduce a feature that makes redeeming points easier, but it fails to update crucial data points, problems arise. When discrepancies in points occur and users seek help, your business can't verify or resolve these issues due to compromised data integrity. The implications are far-reaching. Not only does it require significant resources to address each issue, but as your user base grows, these problems can multiply, overwhelming your support services and leading to a database that no longer serves as a reliable source of truth. When users repeatedly face issues that aren't promptly and accurately resolved, their trust in your platform diminishes. This lack of trust can lead to frustration and dissatisfaction, prompting users to look for alternative services where they feel their needs and concerns are better addressed. Maintaining data integrity and consistency isn't just about preventing operational inefficiencies; it's crucial for preserving user loyalty and trust, which are the cornerstones of a successful and sustainable business. While it’s important to innovate and release new features swiftly to stay competitive, make sure this urgency does not compromise the very foundation of your business—trust. Losing user loyalty is not just about losing revenue; it's about losing your valued customers' confidence in your service. #DataIntegrity #UserTrust #TechInnovation #DataConsistency #CustomerLoyalty #BusinessGrowth #TechLeadership #DataManagement #DigitalTransformation #ReliableData

Another good example as to the versatility of the infoboss product providing a data semantic layer enabling rapid development of a customer portal.

Have you heard of "composability"? This approach, highlighted by Gartner in 2020, involves creating tech stacks with modular, interoperable software. It’s a game-changer for modern businesses, but misconceptions abound, especially around Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) like Twilio Segment. Read the insightful blog today - https://lnkd.in/gWGSntNt #gooddata #Composability #CDP #DataStrategy #BusinessAgility

This is such a great summary from the WAV Group. If you are on the board of an MLS or Association, understanding this is so important, so take a few minutes to read it. We see time and time again the frustration our prospective customers face when they start to evaluate the resources it takes for them to launch a single tech tool across multiple markets due to fragmentation and non-standardization. I often wonder, why does the industry continue to let this happen? Are the AoRs and MLSs hearing about these issues affecting their brokers? I recently heard a broker mention their frustration with launching technology to all of their agents who spanned multiple markets; having to obtain multiple MLS feeds, pay the costs for each feed separately, having the mapping and ingestion work done multiple times, and even after all that, the data from each is different. If you're a broker in this situation, my question for you is: what have you done about this? Does your MLS or Association know how this impacts you? As Victor Lund says in this article, "voice your opinion at your local MLS." And if you're a MLS or Association board member, have a conversation with your brokers' technology staff about how this affects them and, most importantly, the agents. https://lnkd.in/ggbUFSiw

Have you heard of "composability"? This approach, highlighted by Gartner in 2020, involves creating tech stacks with modular, interoperable software. It’s a game-changer for modern businesses, but misconceptions abound, especially around Customer Data Platforms (CDPs). Read the insightful blog today - https://lnkd.in/eGtKRXfR #gooddata #Composability #CDP #DataStrategy #BusinessAgility

At Unboxed, we’ve been talking about the blueprint for modern digital government which was published earlier this week. It was encouraging to see momentum gaining behind many of the ideas that we have been talking about and putting into practice for the past few years. One area of focus in the paper is the barrier to progress that arises from lack of data interoperability between government departments - or even teams within the same department. The blueprint states: “More widely, our data infrastructure remains fragmented, preventing the delivery of more joined-up, personalised services, and making it harder to realise efficiencies through improved productivity and reduced fraud and waste” and goes on to emphasise: “Siloed data continues to hinder collaboration. Data sharing between and within organisations, even after recent legislative changes and sustained effort, is high friction.” Data interoperability is something we have always been passionate about at Unboxed. Last year, Unboxed developer Ben Baumann spoke about how we have implemented a public API for the Back Office Planning system to enhance transparency, efficiency, innovation and community engagement in the planning process - and how we were also able to build a proof-of-concept map that consumes this API to show planning applications in people’s local areas. This is a great example of the idea in the blueprint that more organisations across all sectors will be able to link their products and services directly with digital public services or data sets Other than where data is confidential, allowing access to information about public services and our built environment is crucial for a thriving democracy. Often this transparency is lacking because organisations fail to adhere to common standards, or to publicise their data sets rather than because of an inherent desire for secrecy. Another great example is the UK Government’s e-petitions site, developed with Unboxed, which makes available real-time data about petition subjects and signatures. Making such important information transparent and presenting it in a standard format where anyone can visualise it is an important democratic tool. According to the blueprint, such transparency is at the heart of their plans for digital government, as the paper states they aim to: “Mandate the publication of a standard set of APIs and events by public sector organisations. Starting with an expectation that every new service in central government departments will have an open API.” We at Unboxed are happy to see such a great focus on data standards and interoperability, and look forward to continuing to be part of this process.

Have you heard of "composability"? This approach, highlighted by Gartner in 2020, involves creating tech stacks with modular, interoperable software. It’s a game-changer for modern businesses, but misconceptions abound, especially around Customer Data Platforms (CDPs). Read the insightful blog today - https://lnkd.in/gWGSntNt #gooddata #Composability #CDP #DataStrategy #BusinessAgility