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What is data quality and why is it important? We explain why data quality is central to building trust and increasing data use, and the processes and tools required to deliver consistent high-quality data across the organization.

Access to accurate statistical information is key to the successful functioning of the global economy and for policymakers and businesses to make informed decisions around subjects that impact us all. How can institutions effectively and efficiently share their statistical data in an interoperable, scalable way to democratize access and build trust?

Learn how to optimize master data management by using your data portal. Understand best practices and harness the right tools to ensure the quality and efficiency of your business-critical data.

Data governance is critical to ensuring that data is reliable, trustworthy and accessible by the right users, enabling organizations to become truly data-centric. Ensuring that cloud-based data is well-governed brings new challenges around control, security and compliance - this blog explains how to overcome them.

The General Data Protection Regulation has transformed how personal information is used and protected across the European Union. However, its impact goes much further, forming the basis of state legislation within the US. We explain why following its principles benefits all organizations in terms of compliance and good practice.

Today’s more connected world means that we are surrounded by data. Connected consumers and industrial devices, and Internet of Things sensors, generate terabytes of information every minute. But how can companies turn this data into value and new opportunities? Our blog looks at what is needed to transform industrial data into a business and societal asset.

Privacy and cookie regulations also apply to data portals. The Opendatasoft platform allows you to comply with them, thanks to ready-to-use templates.

If you have been following us during the “Stay at home” period, you might have noticed that Covid-19 has prompted unprecedented levels of data sharing across the world. However, you might still be uncertain about which data you can legally publish, especially if you live in Europe.