6 Strategies to Maximise Company Data ROI

At Matatika, we understand that leveraging your company’s data effectively is key to staying ahead in today’s competitive landscape. This article highlights the strategies leaders are using to maximise their company data ROI in 2024. Through these six tactics, companies are cutting costs as well as rapidly transforming their data availability, data accuracy, and cost-efficiency. Stay competitive by making informed decisions with reliable data, overcome challenges like outdated, fragmented, or inaccessible data, optimise your data to reduce operational costs and increase ROI and transform data into a powerful BI asset for driving business growth. As well as learning how to unify your data to improve decision-making accuracy, create strategies to cut operational costs and enhance efficiency, gain insights to better understand and engage your customers, and discover how to use AI to enhance productivity - you will discover the steps to secure your data and ensure compliance.

A private matter

Zoom is under scrutiny this week as people all over the world flock to their service for virtual meetings. Quite a few people have been caught out by the way meeting minutes are captured – all private chats are recorded into the meeting minutes. Potentially embarrassing or job threatening of course. But the issues don’t stop there.

Personal Security Plan

Right now, lots of people are telling me how much more time they have. No travelling, no tedious group meetings – we finally have time to think! It’s a great time to review your personal approach to security.

How would you spend a year in isolation?

Imagine what we could achieve! Sir Isaac Newton famously spent a year ‘working from home’ in 1665 when the Bubonic Plague shut down Cambridge University; in that time, he invented calculus and had the insights that lead to his law of universal gravitation. Not too shabby really.

Could anyone predict the future of Thomas Cook?

Our team at Matatika were asked to think about how the unexpected collapse of Monarch and Thomas Cook could be predicted. Like many people we meet, our prospect has the feeling there is huge value in their data, if only they could get access to it and ask the right questions. Trouble is, the experts with the knowledge and questions often don’t have access to the data they need.

How do you count all the trees?

The technology behind a project like Resource Watch (https://resourcewatch.org) really gets my mind buzzing.  Using hundreds of datasets and a map it allows anyone to “monitor the planet’s pulse”.