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Our Ethical Approach to Market Research
Data Agility adheres to the following ethical principles to all of its market research.
Are You Collecting The Data You Need?
Are you collecting the data you need? Collecting more data does not necessarily lead to more useful information or better decision-making. In fact, the overcollection of data can lead to wasted resources.
Data Thinking for Organisational Transformation
Data thinking can be applied across the four pillars approach of transformation — Data, People, Process and Technology. In part 2 of our article series, we explore data thinking across all areas of organisational transformation.