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I have working on a new website for a client that interfaces with their internal systems, meaning we must collect the data fields required by the client. A look over the designs reveals such huge inconsistencies in the data input that we may as well not have bothered designing it.

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    From my experience data inconsistencies are an expensive issue in many corporations. Low quality data can cost a fortune. For example, a downstream data mistake may not be identified until an upstream process need it. This can cause delays and lost revenues. On the other hand high quality data = gold.

    In some cases simple validation of the upstream data input can alleviate many downstream issues. In large complex organizations a Chief Data Officer (CDO) role can be created to map all data.
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