Integrated Databases

Definition

Integrated databases are a method for managing data from multiple sources and combining it around some type of single ID (e.g. a single customer).

Integrated databases provide marketers and other decision-makers with a unified view of these multiple, sometimes disparate, data sources.[1]

See also

 

References

  1. ^ Willard, John. Continuous Improvement in Return (CIR): Project Review & Status. MASB Summer Summit, August 2016, Atlanta.

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