According to a report published by CIPER Chile, the Chilean State accumulates a significant amount of information but struggles to utilize it effectively when making decisions. Despite possessing extensive data resources, policymaking remains hampered by fragmentation and a lack of cohesive analysis. This disconnect between information gathering and practical application hinders the government's ability to address complex challenges effectively. The article suggests a need for improved integration and analysis of existing data to support more informed and strategic decision-making processes within the Chilean government. CIPER Chile’s publication highlights a systemic issue affecting governmental efficiency and responsiveness. The underlying problem isn’t a lack of information, but the inability to synthesize and apply it holistically. Further investigation is expected from CIPER Chile on this topic.