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    Expeditus - the eagles of all things dataData is the lifeblood of any organisation. It supports business-critical functions, and any disruption in data infrastructure or pipelines can have a severe impact.

    Unfortunately, many companies fail to distinguish between development and production support teams for their data and analytics operations.

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    To address this issue, many companies mistakenly identify the gap in development capacity as the root cause and attempt to solve it by hiring or outsourcing more developers.

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