Your business runs on data, but that data is trapped in silos. Sales information lives in your CRM, financial data sits in accounting software, customer support details are buried in help desk tickets, marketing metrics exist in analytics platforms, and critical knowledge is scattered across emails, documents, and spreadsheets. When someone needs to make a decision or answer a question, they have to check multiple systems, request access from different team members, export and combine data manually, and hope the information is current and complete. This fragmentation leads to several critical problems: decisions made with incomplete information, duplicated effort as different teams solve the same problems independently, delayed responses to customers who expect instant answers, and missed opportunities hidden in data that no one has time to analyze comprehensively. Teams waste hours every week just searching for information they know exists somewhere in the company's systems. Meanwhile, valuable patterns, trends, and insights that could drive growth remain hidden because no human can possibly synthesize information across dozens of disconnected data sources. The result is organizational inefficiency, poor decision-making, and competitive disadvantage against companies that have figured out how to turn their data into intelligence.