Description: Isolated data refers to data that is confined within a specific department or system, making it difficult to share and integrate across the organization. This situation can arise due to a lack of common standards, inadequate integration tools, or an organizational culture that does not encourage collaboration between teams. Isolated data can be both structured, such as databases, and unstructured, such as documents and emails. Data fragmentation can lead to decisions based on incomplete or erroneous information, affecting the efficiency and effectiveness of business operations. Additionally, isolated data can generate redundancies and duplications, increasing storage and maintenance costs. In an increasingly data-driven business environment, the ability to access and analyze information holistically becomes crucial for strategic decision-making. Therefore, addressing the issue of isolated data is essential for improving organizational agility and fostering a more collaborative and accessible data culture.
