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A Holistic Approach to Buy-Side Data Management

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There is a lot riding on buy-side data management as firms look to tame growing data volumes and increasing complexity to deliver improved decision making, and ultimately, increased revenue and profit. With manual processes and data siloes no longer fit for purpose, buy-side data management has reached an inflection point.

Next week’s A-Team Group webinar, Taking a Holistic Approach to Buy-Side Data Management, will discuss the limitations of legacy data management systems and consider the opportunities of a more holistic approach that not only reduces manual intervention and cost, but also increases data access and accuracy for better business decisions and speed to market.

The webinar will provide practical guidance on how to transition from legacy to a more holistic approach, identify the business and operational benefits of such a transition, and review technologies, solutions and services that underpin next-generation buy-side data management.

Join me, Sarah Underwood, an editor at A-Team Group, and our speakers, Julia Bardmesser former SVP, head of data, architecture and salesforce development at Voya Financial; Sylvain Pendaries, chief data office at PSP Investments; and Don Huff, global head of client services and operations at Bloomberg data management services; next Tuesday for an update on how to modernise your organisation’s data management and the advantages this can offer.

You can register here to take part in the webinar.

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