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What is Data Fragmentation—and Why It Matters Data fragmentation occurs when information is scattered across disconnected systems and departments, lacking a unified architecture or ownership. In simple terms, you spend time chasing spreadsheets, reconciling numbers, and questioning the reliability of your reports. According to NetSuite, fragmentation “makes data less useful and drives up compute and storage costs.” For SMEs, the impact is significant: inefficient workflows, i

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