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The board decides faster than the reporting can keep up
Read article →: The board decides faster than the reporting can keep upOutdated figures in the boardroom are a rhythm problem: the report is monthly, some decisions are weekly. How to decide which figures must be current.
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Seven AI agents and 18,800 dollars a month: how to spot a fabricated success story
Read article →: Seven AI agents and 18,800 dollars a month: how to spot a fabricated success storyA post on X about seven Claude agents earning 18,800 dollars a month from a MacBook went viral. We examined the evidence frame by frame. What remained: a test folder, a different…
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Duplicate customer profiles are an integration problem, not a clean-up job
Read article →: Duplicate customer profiles are an integration problem, not a clean-up jobDuplicate profiles and a customer history that does not add up come back after every clean-up. Integrate your systems and you remove the cause.
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The risks of making decisions on inconsistent data
Read article →: The risks of making decisions on inconsistent dataTwo reports, two revenue figures. Sales works from one, finance from the other, and the meeting ends up debating which version is correct instead of the decision on the table. That is…
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What a data synchronisation error really costs per year
Read article →: What a data synchronisation error really costs per yearSearch for the average yearly cost of a data synchronisation error and you mostly find figures that are not based on anything. A reliable average does not exist: the damage depends on…
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Every manual data transfer leaves room for error
Read article →: Every manual data transfer leaves room for errorTyping an order from the inbox into the ERP system. Copying customer details from the CRM into the invoicing package. An export to Excel that gets reimported every Friday afternoon. Almost every…
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