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Enterprise data is increasing at an alarming rate. An International Data Corporation (IDC) study estimates that data is growing at 50 percent a year and will grow by 50 times by 2020. Extracting meaningful value from this plethora of data will mean the difference between business success and failure. Without an effective process to manage the incomplete, inaccurate or duplicate data coming from these rapidly growing data sources, existing systems can quickly become overwhelmed by the volume and complexity and miss opportunities for success.

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