A remediation sprint cleans years of bad address rows in the property system but leaves the capture form free-text and unconstrained. What outcome should the program expect?

One-time historical remediation improves the current state but does not change the process that generates defects. Unconstrained capture forms continue to admit bad addresses after the cleanup window closes. Effective programs combine correction with prevention controls such as validation, picklists, and stewardship at entry. Without that pairing, defect rates typically rebound.