Data Quality

To deliver the most accurate and useful reports to its growing customer base, GfK needed to aggregate, cleanse, and integrate 1,700 data files or more each month.

The Costa Rica Ministry of Public Finance urgently needed a data quality program in order to increase revenues, root out fraud and noncompliance, and bolster public confidence in the Ministry and its work.

Station Casinos needed a unified, 360-degree view of all its customers and their activities. Real-time data capture and integration supplies the analytics needed to provide immediate promotional offers to the guests and give them an incentive to return to Station Casinos.

The police force needed to improve data quality, both to comply with new police information initiatives in the UK and to give its officers the information they need to fight crime.

The company needed to absorb businesses they acquired more quickly and improve its ability to share data throughout the organization.

Foster’s wanted to consolidate and simplify its ERP systems, establishing a common set of business processes, and improving the quality of data throughout the enterprise.

Facing growing demands for its services, the company needed to bring customers on board faster while ensuring its existing customers continued to enjoy the highest level of service.

The company needed to replace its CRM system with one capable of using data from back-office systems that weren't designed with a customer-centric focus — and it needed to do so without interfering with customer service.

To manage expenses and maximize revenue from more than 400 applications and databases that handle data volumes equivalent to eight times the size of the Library of Congress, the company wanted to establish a cutting-edge Data Quality Center of Excellence.

The resulting accumulation of legacy systems led to low-quality, non-standard data that hindered performance and customer service. To move forward, eircom needed to improve data quality.

To improve customer service and increase productivity in a competitive market, the company needed to give its sales and service representatives a timely, comprehensive view of every customer.

To improve customer service in a competitive market while cutting costs, the telecom wanted to shift a significant number of customer requests from its overburdened call centers to self-service online and phone systems. Accomplishing this task required RACSA to clean up and integrate transaction, customer, and billing data.

The company launched an enterprise-wide data quality initiative to ensure it met the deadline for compliance with international banking laws and regulations.

High quality data on thousands of trucks enabled U.S. Xpress to dramatically cut gas costs and truck idle time to become greener.

To ensure accurate billing in a deregulated energy market, the utility needed to improve its data quality.

Recently ranked number one in Texas for customer loyalty and satisfaction by J.D. Power, Frost Bank is a leading provider of banking, investment and insurance services in Texas.

Central Massachusetts's largest not-for-profit healthcare delivery system relies on Informatica Platform to help steer journey to becoming one unified, agile, and data-centric healthcare organization—and maximize return on data.

Southeast Louisiana’s largest healthcare delivery system standardizes on Informatica technologies to streamline patient care, improve patient outcomes, and increase the value of data at lower cost

The Netherlands Ministry of Defense will save $65 million annually and realize a significant return on data by using the Informatica Platform to migrate more than 50 legacy army, air force, navy, and military police systems into SAP.

Using Informatica, Condé Nast is able to more effectively sell and merchandize its premium media brands—and drive revenue growth. Customer intelligence is used to target customers with carefully chosen, relevant services, such as promotions, events, and competitions. It all adds up to a fast return on data.

The Netherlands Ministry of Defense will save $65 million annually and realize a significant return on data by using the Informatica Platform to migrate more than 50 legacy army, air force, navy, and military police systems into SAP.

Using Informatica Data Quality, Banco Popular’s Quality of Information Office is able to maintain an accurate, timely, and authoritative view of the bank’s nine million customers. The best-in-class solution for data quality is simultaneously reducing the cost of data by ensuring less time spent adapting data, and increasing agility.

Using Informatica Identity Resolution and Informatica Data Quality, the Queensland Police Service in Australia has saved 79 years of manual merging time and more than $4.4m in staff salaries. Public and police safety has increased, and the police service is also avoiding potential litigation risks.

Tani uses Informatica Data Quality to create accurate, trusted view of data collected across more than 200 channels and 22 participating member companies, for more effective campaign management and target list selection.