Reforming the quality of enterprise data, the company Anomalo outlines six pillars of data quality that will enable businesses to achieve AI success without compromising. Deep data understanding; comprehensive data coverage. Automatic abnormality detection; ease of use; customization and control.
Every era of technology has its critical moment. This is the point that proves that the foundation is resilient or collapsed under new demands. For businesses entering the age of AI, the basis of this is reliable data. However, most organizations are still built on unstable ground, which is why 95% of generative AI pilots cannot provide measurable business value. This challenge is exacerbated by over 80% of unstructured enterprise information that creates a vast data stack and blind spot that undermine AI initiatives and risks transformations.
For decades, businesses have been forced to embrace data quality trade-offs in depth or scale, automation or control, coverage or security. These compromises may be tolerated if the data is simply notified in a quarterly report. However, in the AI era, flawed data means flawed models that determine billions of dollars in real time. The cost of compromise is no longer acceptable.
“All compromises in data quality slow down AI initiatives and give competitors an edge. If competitors are moving faster, even small compromises are widening gaps in accuracy, outcomes and decision-making. Building anomalo as an AI-first platform allows customers to trust all their data sets.
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Anomalo is the only data quality provider backed by both Databricks and Snowflake Ventures. Large companies in every major industry trust Anomalo to deliver data quality without compromising. Using this experience with some of the world's most data-driven organizations, Anomalo has developed six pillars of data quality, providing businesses with a reliable foundation in the AI era.
To ensure that businesses can fully trust data that drives analytics and AI deployment, Anomalo has defined six pillars of data quality.
- Enterprise grade security. In the age of AI, security, compliance, and scalability are not differentiators. They are the baseline requirements. A true enterprise-grade solution must use only LLMs deployed in your owned environment and approved by your organization, meet strict compliance delegations, and operate with the large volumes required by real-time AI workloads.
- Deep data understanding. There is an approach to data quality that relies on metadata checks branded as “data observability” to detect data quality issues. However, surface level checks are offered at a sudden cost. They miss out on extraordinary values, hidden correlations, and subtle distribution shifts that quietly distort dashboards, analyses, and AI models. The price of these mistakes is important. Industry research1 Organizations with low data quality costs show an average of $12.9 million per year, and also show that they erode long-term complexity and decision-making. True data quality requires a direct, intelligent inspection of the content of the data itself.
- Comprehensive data coverage. Today, businesses manage vast data estates with billions of rows of tables. Monitoring only some famous tables are not enough. The issues with structured or unstructured tables can be cascaded throughout the business process. Blind spots are dangerous, especially as organizations expand AI, as 80-90% of enterprise data is currently unstructured. Coverage must extend to all data types and use cases.
- Automated anomaly detection. The size and complexity of the enterprise data stack makes manual or rule-based monitoring unsustainable. Some providers try to “scale” the rules with AI-generated checks, but this simply scales the way they do with yesterday's today's tool. The rules simply catch the expected issues no matter who or what writes them. Companies need AI-Native anomaly detection that reveals unexpected new issues at scale, without the need for user input.
- Ease of use. Data quality insights are only useful when teams can act on them. Business analysts, operations leaders, and data engineers all need to quickly understand, verify and act on data quality issues. Modern solutions need to democratize data quality across the enterprise without the need for specialized coding skills. By providing an intuitive, no-code UI and empowering all data users, it reduces dependency on data engineering teams and accelerates problem resolution.
- Customization and control. Every company has its own business rules, regulatory obligations, and operational priorities. A versatile solution cannot meet these needs. Companies must be able to customize their monitoring to track the most important metrics, integrate with existing tools and workflows, and alert the right teams. Without this adaptability, the organization will be alert to fatigue, risk unnecessary noise, and erode trust in the system.
For businesses that require reliable data, Anomalo offers uncompromising data quality at an enterprise scale. Legacy tools force organizations to choose coverage depth and width, width, ease of use, automation and control. Anomalo eliminates these trade-offs. With comprehensive coverage across both structured and unstructured data, seamless integration into modern data stacks, and enterprise-grade security, Anomalo can trust all the data your organization has. This is the foundation needed to move faster, make confident decisions, and fully prepare data for the AI era.
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