Matt Flenley

A creative problem solver and writer, Matt is a dedicated Data fan, conversationalist, optimist and serial encourager. He has a passion for finding and creating solutions that are both technically and ethically viable. As a data fanatic, Matt is always on the lookout for updates and is consistently keeping up with the latest data management trends. Following completion of a BA (Hons) in Transportation Design at Northumbria University, Matt spent 10 years at the Bank of Ireland undertaking roles in product management, customer experience and customer operations. Matt joined Datactics in 2017 as Marketing and Partnerships Manager, where he is responsible for the overall brand and communications strategy.

Top 5 Trends in Data and Information Quality for 2023

Discover the latest trends in data and information quality for 2023, featuring Data profiling, Data Mesh, Data Fabric, Data Governance, and more.

In this blog post, our Head of Marketing, Matt Flenley, takes a closer look at the latest trends in data and information quality for 2023. He analyses predictions made by Gartner and how they’ve developed in line with expectations to provide insight into the evolution of the market and its various key players. Automation and

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Log4j Flaw: Datactics Not Impacted By CVE-2021-44228

Log4J Datactics CVE 2021 44228

TL;DR Datactics Platform components are not affected by the CVE-2021-44228 vulnerability in log4j. Datactics is not issuing any emergency updates and Datactics customers do not have  to perform any mitigating actions on the platform at this time. What you Need to Know: On 10th December 2021 a critical vulnerability CVE-2021-44228 was found in the Apache

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Demand for Self Service Data Quality nets firm 25th place in Deloitte’s Fast 50 Ireland

Datactics has once again been named as one of the fastest-growing tech companies in Deloitte’s annual rankings of firms on the island of Ireland. The ranking is based on revenue growth from 2017 to 2021, and this year saw Datactics finish 25th, backed by strong financial performance and demand for its pure-play data quality solutions.  The year also saw Datactics secure a

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Datactics wins ‘Best Data Quality Analysis Tool’ at DMI Awards 2021

Datactics has won ‘Best Data Quality Analysis Tool’ at A-Team Group’s Data Management Insight Awards 2021.  For the third year running, Datactics has been recognised for its business-user focused technology at the A-Team awards, which focuses on leading providers of data management solutions, services and consultancy to capital markets participants. Nominees for the awards were voted for by clients and financial users in the data management

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Datactics wins RegTech award at RegTech Insight Awards USA – 2021.

Datactics has won ‘Best Data Management Solution for Sell-Side Regulatory Compliance’ at the  RegTech Insight Awards USA – 2021. The RegTech Insight Awards USA recognise established solution providers and innovative newcomers, celebrating RegTech solutions that have successfully improved firms’ ability to respond to the evolving and increasingly complex regulatory requirements across the global financial services industry.   The awards are designed to celebrate RegTech providers who are developing new

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New roles help fuel growth at leading Belfast software firm

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Hot on the heels of Datactics’ recent announcement concerning new funding from Invest Northern Ireland, Matt Flenley, Head of Marketing, writes about the company’s exciting plans for expansion. We were delighted to share the news from Invest NI, as it demonstrates both their commitment to home-grown tech companies and our own story of business success.

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Belfast based IT company demonstrates proactive approach to skills challenges

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The UK skills shortage is being felt across every sector, region and nation of the UK. In Northern Ireland, 69 percent of employers report a skills shortage in their organisation, with nearly half (46%) saying their biggest challenge over the next five years will be their ability to find staff with the right skills. These

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