by Dave McComb | Apr 7, 2025 | The Whiteboard
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 | Mar 21, 2025 | The Whiteboard
Documents, Events and Actions We have recently been reexamining the weird relationship of “documents” to “events” in enterprise information systems and have surfaced some new insights that are worth sharing. Documents and Events ...
by Michael Uschold | Mar 14, 2025 | The Whiteboard
gist: Buckets, Buckets Everywhere: Who Knows What to Think We humans are categorizing machines, which is to say, we like to create metaphorical buckets and put things inside. But there are different kinds of buckets, and different ways to model them...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Feb 27, 2025 | The Whiteboard
Morgan Stanley: Data-Centric Journey Morgan Stanley has been on the semantic/ data-centric journey with us for about 6 years. Their approach is the adoption of an RDF graph and the development of a semantic knowledge base to help answer domain-specific...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Feb 27, 2025 | The Whiteboard
Chemical Manufacturer: Faceted Taxonomies Capturing interrelations of information for relevance can be difficult, even with NLP. More often companies will seek to work in taxonomy space in their journey toward richer implementations of knowledge graphs for...
by Semantic Arts Admin | Feb 27, 2025 | The Whiteboard
Investment Bank Case Study: Operational Risk In this major investment bank managing all the flavors of operational risk has become very balkanized. There are separate systems for process management, risk identification, controls, vendor risks, cyber risks,...
