by Dave McComb | Dec 6, 2017 | Data-Centric Architecture
Complexity Drives Cost in Information Systems A system with twice the number of lines of code will typically cost more than twice as much to build and maintain. There is no economy of scale in enterprise applications. There is dis economy of scale. In...
by Dave McComb | Sep 6, 2017 | Data-Centric Architecture
We have taken the position that a core model is an essential part of your data-centric architecture. In this article, we will review what a core model is, how to go about building one, and how to apply it both to analytics as well as new application development. What...
by Dave McComb | Jan 20, 2017 | Data-Centric Architecture
I was just reading through what some folks have written on the Data-Centric Manifesto web site. Thought I’d capture some of the more poignant: “I believe [Linked] Data Centric approach is the way of the future. I am committing my company to assisting...
by Dave McComb | Sep 21, 2016 | Data-Centric Architecture
In this column, I am making the case for Data Centric architectures for enterprises. There is a huge economic advantage to converting to the data-centric approach, but curiously few companies are making the transition. One reason may be the confusion of Data Centric...
by Dave McComb | Mar 15, 2016 | Data-Centric Architecture
Most large organizations have a lot of data and very little useful information. The reason being, every time they encounter a problem, they build (or more often buy) another computer application system. Each application has its own completely arbitrary data model...
