76 percent of enterprises make decisions without consulting data because it's too hard to access

A new report finds that 76 percent of enterprises admit they've made business decisions without consulting available data because it was too difficult to access, creating a concerning gap between data availability and data-driven decision-making. The report from Sisense with research firm UserEvidence shows that although 81 percent of organizations believe they have good or full control of their data, 64 percent acknowledge that they can't reliably access it for decision-making. Analytics-related bottlenecks have delayed product releases for 56 percent of organizations in the past year. 46 percent report that three to five potential product innovations were delayed or abandoned… [Continue Reading]