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Six Axes of Decoupling

by | Data-Centric Architecture

In brief: Two systems are coupled when a change to one unnecessarily affects the other. Decoupling them means connecting them through an intermediate form, such as an API, a hub, or a shared standard, that changes more slowly than either system. This paper names six...

Data-Centric Credentialling

by | Data-Centric Architecture

In order to ensure that clients can get what they expect when they buy software or services that purport to be “data-centric” we are going to implement a credentialling program. The program will be available at three levels. Implementation Awards These are assessments...

The Data-Centric Graph Tech Stack

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In brief: This post describes the technology stack for a data-centric project built on a graph database. Data is stored as triples (subject, predicate, and object), the schema emerges as classes and properties defined in the same graph, and even configuration and the...