by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
Zero Copy Integration and Radical Simplification Dave McComb’s book Software Wasteland underscored a fundamental problem: Enterprise software sometimes costs 1,000 times more than it ought to. The poster child for cost overruns was highlighted in the book was...
by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
SIX AXES OF DECOUPLING Loose coupling has been a Holy Grail for systems developers for generations. The virtues of loose coupling have been widely lauded, yet there has been little description about what is needed to achieve loose coupling. In...
by Dave McComb | Feb 27, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
World Minerals: ERP Conversion Feasibility World Minerals is the largest producer of diatomaceous earth and a major producer of several other industrial materials. The infrastructure upon which their internally developed ERP system was based had...
by Dave McComb | Feb 11, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
Data-Centric Credentialling 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. ...
by Dave McComb | Feb 11, 2025 | Data-Centric Architecture
The Data-Centric Graph Tech Stack Virtually all technology projects these days start with a “tech stack.” The tech stack is a primarily a description of the languages, libraries and middleware that will be used to implement a project. Data-Centric projects...
by Dave McComb | Sep 3, 2024 | Data-Centric Architecture
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] Dave McComb I read “How Big Things Get Done” when it first came out about six months ago.[1] I liked it then. But recently, I read another review of it, and another coin dropped. I’ll...
