Recognizing the benefit that access to data can bring, finance chiefs must now address a host of new, related challenges.
The erroneous data included natural gas prices that were reported at 1,000 times their actual level.
Firms currently investing more than $10 million on big-data projects expect their spending to rise 35% to 75% by 2017, a survey finds.
Leadership-capacity constraints are undermining many companies’ efforts. New management structures can be part of the solution.
