Organizations are more nimble than ever owing to digital transformation, but more and more enterprises are looking to third-party information to gain fresh, distinct advantages over their competitors. Finding a reliable source for third-party data, on the other hand, is only one-half of the issue. That data must also be broadly accessible across the organization in order to provide users with the valuable, additional insight they seek.
Businesses must also meet essential commercial objectives. This nuance has shifted how corporate decision-makers see IT investments and capabilities, as well as how IT can explain the role it plays in supporting business decisions.
Sharing files, analyses, and dashboards with your colleagues isn’t the only way to share data. There are various data-sharing models, each with its own set of characteristics.
Why third-party data, data-sharing programs, and data valuation are the new best practices in cloud computing, according to today’s leading data and IT leaders.
