The regulatory consequences for data integrity violations can be severe. Operations can be shut down, management can be held criminally liable, and the negative impact on stock prices, product sales, customer loyalty, and patient safety can lead to lawsuits and even bankruptcy. Take this three-pronged approach to detecting, preventing, and correcting DI lapses.
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