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Expected Outcomes

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  • Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): 25–40% reduction in redundant systems, 30% improvement in issue resolution times, improved data quality driving operational efficiency, and enhanced data accessibility.
  • Future Outlook: Shift to proactive data management, establishment of a Data Governance Council, better collaboration across functions, and scalable, real-time analytics.
  • Conclusion: Data-driven innovation, improved decision-making, and cost savings—positioning NNA for long-term growth and regulatory compliance.

The recommendations in this report are designed to drive NNA’s data-driven transformation by focusing on three critical pillars: data governance, platform optimization, and talent development. Successful implementation will yield significant benefits across multiple domains, including data quality, decision-making, compliance, and cost efficiency.

Key performance indicators (KPIs) will directly tie to measurable outcomes, including a projected 25–40% reduction in redundant systems, leading to smoother data workflows and fewer errors. A 30% improvement in issue resolution times will drive operational efficiency and significantly reduce time-to-insight for key stakeholders. Improved data quality will foster better decision-making, enhance collaboration across business units, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, all of which will result in more agile, cost-effective operations.

The future outlook highlights the opportunity for NNA to transition from reactive data management to a proactive, integrated approach. This includes the establishment of a Data Governance Council to steer strategy, empower cross-functional collaboration, and support the ongoing data feedback loop. By empowering teams to take ownership of data stewardship, NNA will foster a culture of continuous improvement and true innovation, paving the way for future revenue-generating opportunities such as reliable data monetization projects.

In addition to operational and strategic benefits, the transformation will provide a strong foundation for attracting a competent, future-ready workforce. Through improved processes and clear data responsibilities, NNA will demonstrate its commitment to innovation and quality, making it an attractive employer for top-tier talent.

In conclusion, these changes are not just technical—they represent a critical shift toward data excellence that will have far-reaching implications for NNA’s competitiveness, profitability, and ability to innovate in the marketplace. Strong executive leadership, investment in the right capabilities, and a focus on employee enablement will be essential to drive these outcomes, positioning NNA for sustained growth and success.