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As organisations continue to expand, data fragmentation is an unavoidable reality rather than an operational failure. Customer, supplier, and financial records are created, maintained, and governed independently across multiple platforms, often resulting in duplicated entries, inconsistent attributes, and competing versions of the same information.

Data consolidation addresses this challenge by bringing fragmented records together into a single, trusted view. When implemented effectively, it underpins reliable reporting, strengthens compliance, and enables more confident decision-making across the organisation. For this reason, consolidation is commonly positioned as a foundational capability within broader data management, finance transformation, and digital transformation initiatives.