Okay, got it. Since the Region field is so heavily skewed towards North America, I think the first step would be to validate that data and make sure there aren't any data quality issues. Then I'd consider the business implications and whether adjusting the data or processes could be beneficial.
This seems like a good opportunity to dig into the data and understand the business context better. I'd start by looking at the remaining 3.5% of the data and see if there are any patterns or insights there that could inform the appropriate action.
I'm a bit confused on the appropriate action here. Should I try to fix the data, or is there something else I should be considering given the consultant's belief about the importance of the North American market?
Okay, so the Region field is 96.5% North America. That's a pretty high percentage, so I'd want to investigate further to understand why that's the case and whether it's an accurate representation of the business.
Hmm, this seems like a straightforward data quality issue. I'd start by verifying the data source and checking for any data entry errors or inconsistencies.
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