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A business’s operations, and its resulting success, are highly dependent upon the quality of the data it uses. This truism is universally accepted. Data impacts every facet of the business, and with the growing use of AI, the business must be proactive in its data quality strategy.

We at Passage Technology are proud to announce that our popular e-book series, “Essential Guides for Business Transformation,” has been revised and updated for 2024.

• The Essential Guide for Admins & Developers
• The Essential Guide for Project Leaders
• The Essential Guide for Decision Makers

Outputs from both Salesforce^® and AI are entirely dependent on the inputs—the quality of the data being analyzed. More than ever, your company needs a data optimization process that leverages all of the stakeholders and not just a select few.

Every quarter, G2 releases a series of objective reports on important software options on the market.

Recently, we launched a new app, Data Quality Helper. It gives Admins and users much more functionality than the default Salesforce data quality tools. As mentioned in our recent blog post, data validation rules and warning messages are now more customizable—something the Salesforce Community has wanted for quite some time.

But that’s only half of the story.

Since July 31, 2007, members of the Salesforce Community have been clamoring for a new feature to be added to the platform—”soft” data validation rules and warnings. On that date, a post was added to the IdeaExchange, and since then it has garnered some 25,000 points and more than 2,500 votes. The people have spoken, and they overwhelmingly support this idea.

Whether choosing in-house or outsourced administration, there are many considerations to achieve the ultimate goal of efficiency

As businesses continue to react to the new challenges imposed on a world still reeling from a pandemic in its second year, this truth has emerged: Waiting to undertake strategic business transformation is not an option. 

Instilling Confidence

It would be nice if businesses could wait until the turmoil is over, gain a full understanding of the new environment, and then confidently make the changes needed to succeed. However, time is a luxury most businesses can’t afford. Business leaders need to move forward and enact transformation now, even if they may not have all the information they desire.