Almost three-quarters of companies admit to collecting data but never using it
Data processing is too time consuming and expensive, say businesses in the UK, France and Germany
Almost three-quarters (72 per cent) of companies in the UK, France and Germany have admitted that they collect data but never use it, a study by flash storage provider Pure Storage has found. In its...
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