by Michael Uschold | Jul 12, 2017 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
Paving Cow Paths Numerous modern day streets in downtown Boston defy logic – until you realize that the city fathers literally paved over the transit system created and used by cows.* This gave the immediate benefit of getting places faster, while losing out on...
by Dave McComb | Jun 7, 2017 | Business Case & ROI
There is a movement afoot. I’m seeing it all around me. Let me outline some of the early outposts. Data-Centric Manifesto We put out the data-centric manifesto on datacentricmanifesto.org over two years ago now. I continue to be impressed with the depth of thought...
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 | Sep 1, 2015 | Business Case & ROI
This is the first of a regular series of columns from Dave McComb. Dave’s column, The Data-Centric Revolution, will appear every quarter. Please join TDAN.com in welcoming Dave to these pages and stop by often to see what he has to say. We are in the early stages of...
