Most data conversations start in the wrong place. Before any platform shortlist, before any vendor pitch, we ask one thing. It's the question that does the most useful work in a data discovery, and the one every leader should answer before a programme begins.

There's a moment in most AI conversations, usually a few slides in, once the vendor has shown the demo, where someone in the room quietly wonders whether their own data could actually support this. Clean enough. Consistent enough. Trusted enough that you'd stake a real decision on it.

That pause is worth paying attention to.

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