Simon Worth

Like most things in life, data never stays the same forever. Data decay is happening every minute. Companies can move, go bust or get taken over. Individuals can move house, marry or pass away. Each time this happens, your database takes one little step towards potentially disastrous inaccuracy.


This issue of Insight looks at data suppression – the solution to this problem. Keeping data right through time is essential if you want to achieve maximum results through your communications. If you’re wondering whether suppression is relevant to you, consider this: whatever you spend on it, you will almost certainly make it back in lower mailing costs. And you can’t say that about every penny you spend.

Simon Worth, Chief Executive Officer

Make sure your data is an asset, not a liability

Make sure your data is an asset, not a liability Don’t let your data deteriorate without doing something about it. Your most valuable possession deserves a little loving care from time to time.
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Industry News
European CRM users unhappy with their investment
Poor data security ‘risks litigation’
IT bosses keep data management in-house
FSA says ‘get ready for new wave of regulations’
Suppress or face the consequences, says DMA
 
Product news
Suppression service available with new Intact from QAS
Experian boost for Business Data users
Protect your mailing budget with QuickAddress Mailsort
Now available, New Zealand data
DPA compliance -
threat or promise?


Data protection legislation is a pain in the neck, even when you agree that protection is a good thing. But don't lose heart, compliance isn't all bad news. more
 
iPod Photo Winner

iPod photo winner, Neil CopasCongratulations to our iPod photo winner, Neil Copas of Zurich Financial Services, Cheltenham on winning a brand new Apple iPod Photo.

 
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