Accessibility of data collection and analysis could trump connectivity in the future of asset management, according to a new survey of professionals.
Commissioned by technology company, Yotta, the new survey of 400 Institute of Asset Management (IAM) members found usability and accessibility of data are likely to become ever more vital in the future.
More than a third (36%) highlighted ‘more capable, easier-to-use asset information systems’ as the single most exciting recent development to asset management, followed by ‘innovative data collection methods’ (27%).
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