What is the biggest inhibitor to data-driven culture?

LeadershipData & Analytics

Risk aversion (overly stringent data governance)5%

Low data literacy across org44%

Low business literacy in data teams23%

Low maturity of D&A function (technical limitations)19%

Adversarial relationships between teams4%

Poorly defined data strategy5%

Something else1%

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