Integration and Downstream Data Essential for EDM, Says Study

NEW YORK-Data integration and end-user downstream data are essential factors in enterprise data management (EDM), according to a new report by research firm Aite Group.

Adam Honore, analyst of the group and author of a report on the issue, says that the "e" in enterprise cannot be achieved without a long-term vision.

"Integration, combined with governance, are what make the investment in cleansing data attractive to sharing through the enterprise," he says.

But firms regard this combination as a

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