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New Research: Magic Quadrant for Master Data Management Solutions

by Andrew White  |  January 20, 2017  |  1 Comment

My colleagues Bill O’Kane, Michael Moran and Teri Palanca just published the Magic Quadrant for Master Data Management Solutions.

This new Magic Quadrant addresses the current focus of the MDM market on all-encompassing solutions as more clients recognize their digital business platform should be built on trusted master data. It will help data and analytics leaders find the best vendor and solution for their needs.

This remarkable document heralds a new phase in the market as it relates to data quality, governance, and stewardship.  This new Magic Quadrant takes a comprehensive look at the use-cases of MDM. With one Magic Quadrant this publication expresses and explains how this market is both consolidating (in terms of market) and expanding (in terms of use and applicability) at the same time.

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Andrew White
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Andrew White is a Distinguished Analyst and VP. His roles include Chief of Research and Content Lead for Data and Analytics. His main research focus is data and analytics strategy, platforms, and governance. Read Full Bio


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  1. viraj patil says:
    January 23, 2017 at 9:11 am

    Thanks for sharing this information.



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