Data quality management software from Syniti provides a highly cost-effective approach to data quality improvement. It creates a closed-loop remediation process that monitors and measures data quality across virtually all business systems, immediately reports on data that doesn’t meet organizational quality policies and empowers business users to quickly correct data — without requiring underlying systems knowledge.
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