In the media: Iron Mountain Chief Technology Officer Narasimha Goli discusses data integrity in Forbes

Iron Mountain's research, in collaboration with FT Longitude, highlights a significant "data integrity gap" in the U.S., where 40% of organizations have experienced misguided strategic decisions due to data flaws in the past year, far exceeding the global average. The cost of poor data integrity for U.S. organizations averages $443,550 annually. In response to these challenges, Iron Mountain has identified the "good data dividend," showing that organizations investing in robust information management systems saw a 10.8% revenue increase over the last 12 months, totaling $2.2 billion for U.S. organizations.

“With the rise of open-source and specialized AI models, data integrity, transparency and trust are more critical than ever,” said Narasimha Goli, chief technology officer at Iron Mountain. “At Iron Mountain, we are investing in solutions such as our InSight Digital Experience Platform (DXP) to help our customers get their information ready for use in generative AI and other AI-powered applications. By ensuring their data is being sourced responsibly, organizations can harness the full potential of their information to drive intelligent decision-making and unlock new growth opportunities.”

You can read the full article in Forbes here.