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What is Contextualized Data?
Definition of Contextualized Data
What is Contextualized Data?
Contextualized Data is information that has been enriched with relevant context, such as time, location, or other situational factors, making it more meaningful and actionable. Raw data, when viewed in isolation, may not provide clear insights, but when paired with contextual information, it can reveal trends, correlations, and patterns that are crucial for decision-making. In many industries, contextualized data is essential for improving accuracy, enhancing customer experiences, and making informed business decisions.
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