The Cost of Bad Supplier Data: Millions Invested, but the Foundation Is Still Broken
Bad supplier data doesn’t act like a one-time expense. It acts like a tax: quiet, recurring, and easy to miss because it shows up as manual workarounds, duplicate payments, and audit findings rather than a line item you can point to. Whether you’ve already run a cleanup or haven’t gotten there yet, the pattern is the same. The tax doesn’t go away until the underlying data foundation changes.
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Bad supplier data doesn’t act like a one-time expense. It acts like a tax: quiet, recurring, and easy to miss because it shows up as manual workarounds, duplicate payments, and audit findings rather than a line item you can point to.
Whether you’ve already run a cleanup or haven’t gotten there yet, the pattern is the same. The tax doesn’t go away until the underlying data foundation changes.
Few organizations budget for it. But almost every organization is already paying for it: in duplicate vendor records, misattributed spend, unverified entities, fraud exposure, delayed system migrations, and technology investments that never deliver their promised value.
Join The Hackett Group and Supplier.io for a research-backed discussion on the real cost of bad supplier data, why one-time cleansing projects fail to produce lasting results, and how leading organizations are building a trusted supplier data foundation that holds over time.
- Chief Procurement Officers and procurement VPs evaluating supplier data strategy
- Procurement data and MDM leaders responsible for vendor master quality
- Finance and risk leaders dealing with duplicate payments, fraud exposure, or audit findings
- CDOs and enterprise data leaders overseeing supplier data as part of a broader data management program
- IT and transformation leaders managing ERP migrations, data lake initiatives, or AI readiness
- Grounded in Hackett Group benchmark research on the business impact of poor supplier data quality
- Covers the full cost picture — not just IT or procurement, but finance, risk, compliance, and operations
- Explains why one-time cleanup projects fail and what a sustainable alternative looks like
- Practical guidance on legal entity resolution and corporate hierarchy intelligence for non-MDM audiences
- Live Q&A with speakers following the session
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