Data disaggregation

Data disaggregation means breaking down larger data sets into smaller, more specific groups to better understand patterns and trends. For example, instead of looking at overall sales, disaggregation might analyze sales by region, age group, or product type. This helps organizations identify differences and insights that might be hidden in the overall data, allowing for more targeted decisions and strategies. It’s like dividing a big puzzle into smaller pieces to see the details more clearly.