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The Data-Centric Revolution: Detour/Shortcut to FAIR

The Data-Centric Revolution: Detour/Shortcut to FAIR

by Dave McComb | Dec 8, 2022 | Business Case & ROI

The FAIR principles for data sets are gaining traction, especially in the pharmaceutical industry in Europe. FAIR stands for: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. In a world of exponential data growth and ever-increasing silo-ization, the FAIR principles...
The Data-Centric Revolution: An Interview with Dave McComb

The Data-Centric Revolution: An Interview with Dave McComb

by Dave McComb | Dec 5, 2022 | Business Case & ROI

Are today’s economics of software projects and support inevitable? No. They are a product of the fact that the industry has collectively chosen the application-centric route to implementing new functionality. When every business problem calls for a new...
The Data-Centric Revolution: Detour/Shortcut to FAIR

The Data-Centric Revolution: OWL as a Discipline

by Dave McComb | Sep 12, 2022 | Business Case & ROI

Many developers pooh-pooh OWL (the dyslexic acronym for the Web Ontology Language). Many decry it as “too hard,” which seems bizarre, given that most developers I know pride themselves on their cleverness (and, as anyone who takes the time to learn OWL...
The Data-Centric Revolution: Detour/Shortcut to FAIR

The Data-Centric Revolution: Headless BI and the Metrics Layer

by Dave McComb | Jun 22, 2022 | Business Case & ROI

Read more from Dave McComb in his recent article on The Data Administration Newsletter. “The data-centric approach to metrics puts the definition of the metrics in the shared data. Not in the BI tool, not in code in an API. It’s in the data, right along...

The Data-Centric Revolution: Avoiding the Hype Cycle

by Dave McComb | Sep 1, 2021 | Business Case & ROI

Gartner has put “Knowledge Graphs” at the peak of inflated expectations. If you are a Knowledge Graph software vendor, this might be good news. Companies will be buying knowledge graphs without knowing what they are. I’m reminded of an old cartoon of an executive...

The Data-Centric Revolution: Fighting Class Proliferation

by Dave McComb | Jun 2, 2021 | Business Case & ROI

One of the ideas we promote is elegance in the core data model in a Data-Centric enterprise.  This is harder than it sounds.  Look at most application-centric data models: you would think they would be simpler than the enterprise model, after all, they are a small...
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