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Data Observability for the C-Suite

Data Observability for the C-Suite Table of Contents Do you trust your data? Leaders eying artificial intelligence must improve their data health first For the CXOs, the priority is running a tight operation that can pivot faster and outmaneuver the competition. Read: Data Observability for Financial Services These vast sums of files and tables and […]

Data Observability for Financial Services

Data Observability for Financial Services Table of Contents FinServ’s Data Challenges Exabytes of data flow through financial services systems every day. The rise in mobile banking, open financial data, and artificial intelligence has created increasingly complex webs of pipelines and other tools. And as the volume of data in the industry grows, companies are working […]

Key Terms in Data Observability

Key Terms in Data Observability Table of Contents New to data observability? If your job involves working with IT and operations teams to answer questions about your company’s data, then you’ve likely come across a glossary of terms like “data quality,” “data monitoring,” and “data governance.” To the DevOps neophyte, these important data management practices […]

Data Observability for Operations

Data Observability for Operations Table of Contents 7 Ways Ops Uses Data Observability For non-engineers that work with data, the literature around data quality can get intimidating quickly. What’s the difference between a “kernel panic at the OS level” and a panic at the disco? Highly technical data issues are important to monitor and […]

One-on-One: The Mortgage Note Interviews BaseCap CEO Steven Smith

If you’ve been through a mortgage closing before, there’s a lot of documents you sign, right? And those go into a folder, right? And then they, from the borrower’s perspective, they sort of disappear.

Did they disappear? No, they’re absolutely still filed somewhere. Everyone relies on them because they’re the official record of the loan.

Think about this as eight different entities coming together at all times, touching and needing this information, and people copy it, people take versions of it. The need for one clean, accurate record that’s consistent across all of these parties is a major need and challenge in the industry today.