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Addressing Data Quality: The Key to Successful AI Initiatives

Companies spend millions on AI and roughly 80% fail. Everyone wants to be AI-first and nobody wants to fix the data — no governance, no lineage, unmaintained pipelines, duplicates everywhere.

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Michael Dennis

Companies spend millions on AI and roughly 80% fail. Everyone wants to be AI-first and nobody wants to fix the data — no governance, no lineage, unmaintained pipelines, duplicates everywhere.

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