Catalog value chain E02: Getting data ingestion right | Music Fastball

Getting data from royalty statements and other sources into one place provides a foundation for catalog diligence, collections and reporting. But which ingestion approach is right for your business? In the second episode of our Catalog Value Chain series, our CEO Tom Mullen breaks down the options and trade-offs, whether you need to get up and running quickly or want greater flexibility, ownership and control. He explains: How ETL and ELT differ, and what that means for the data you keep and how you can use it. Where industry-specific tools, low-code solutions and engineering-focused platforms fit. How to match your approach to your objectives, existing systems, data sources, team and budget. Why ongoing maintenance, ownership and control need to be part of the decision. Brought to you by Standard Innovation. ► Stay up to date Newsletter: https://standard-innovation.com/subsc... LinkedIn:   / standard-innovation-ltd   ► About Standard Innovation Standard Innovation is the data consultancy that helps music investment funds unlock higher valuations and exit multiples through better infrastructure. ► Credits Host: Tom Mullen, CEO, Standard Innovation Theme: “Meet Me” — Outlines (Written by Sam Cox) — Courtesy of Bespoke Records ► Keywords data ingestion, music catalog value chain, music royalty data, royalty statement processing, ETL, ELT, data pipelines, data integration, music catalog due diligence, catalog performance reporting, music data infrastructure, music investment funds, catalog operations, Music Fastball, Standard Innovation