by Dave McComb | Jan 11, 2021 | Data-Centric Architecture
by Phil Blackwood, Ph.D. Without a doubt every business needs to have a clear idea of who its customers are and would love to have a 360 degree view of each customer. However, this customer data is typically scattered across hundreds of applications, its meaning is...
by Dave McComb | Apr 28, 2020 | Data-Centric Architecture
‘The Graceful Adaption of St Frances Xavier Cabrini Hospital since 1948. This post has been updated to reflect the current corona virus crisis. Joe Pine and Kim Korn authors of ‘Infinite Possibility: Creating Customer Value on the Digital Frontier’ say the...
by Dave McComb | Dec 26, 2019 | Data-Centric Architecture
Every company contends with data quality, and in its pursuit they often commit substantial resources to manage their master and reference data. Remarkably, quite a bit of confusion exists around exactly what these are and how they differ. And since they provide...
by Dave McComb | Sep 20, 2019 | Data-Centric Architecture
They say good things come in threes and my journey to data-centricity started with three revelations. The first was connected to a project I was working on for a university college with a problem that might sound familiar to some of you. The department I worked in was...
by Dave McComb | Jan 22, 2019 | Data-Centric Architecture
It’s an odd question, yet determining size is the tacit assumption behind traditional data management efforts. That assumption exists because, traditionally, there has always been a structure built in rows and columns to store information. This is based on...
