One of the biggest problems in the data world is that there exists no clear benchmark for the value of data, even as organisations feel a growing need for it. Research undertaken by Anmut detailed that the value of data held by firms in the ten largest sectors of the FTSE 350 is £295 billion, which equates to 20% of aggregate market capitalisation of the companies in those sectors. To build on this research, we approached the DataIQ research panel consisting of global organisations to understand how data value in their organisation is perceived and measured. Is this £295 million a pipedream, or a vision of the future?
Priceless or worthless? How data leaders are mastering the art of data valuation
Are we on the brink of a data-driven economic revolution, or is data valuation still as far away as ever?
