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White Paper: Shedding Light on the “Shared Services” Conversation

by Dave McComb | Jun 2, 2015 | Data-Centric Architecture

Although there are at least seven levels of granularity to “shared services,” little time has been spent to categorize these. My observation is that although there are at least seven levels of granularity to “shared services,” little time has been spent to categorize...

The Data-Centric Revolution: Data-Driven Resolution Planning

by Dave McComb | Oct 20, 2014 | Data-Centric Architecture

Perhaps the way to be ready for resolution is to flip from document-centric to data-centric. Build a system that expresses in real time, the on-going agreements between the many legal entities within the firm. Capture who is doing what for whom. We just completed a...

The Profound Effect of Linked Data on Enterprise Systems

by Dave McComb | Sep 12, 2013 | Data-Centric Architecture

Jan Voskuil, of Taxonic, recently sent me this white paper. It is excellent.  It’s so good I put it in the taxonomic category, “I wish I would have written this”. But since I didn’t, I did the next best thing.  Jan has agreed to let us host a...

Oh brave new world… How semantic technology can improve your IT productivity while protecting your legacy IT investments

by Dave McComb | Aug 2, 2012 | Business Case & ROI

Workers, professionals and managers are all becoming acutely aware of the discrepancy between the performance of consumer based technology and their internal IT department. The gap between the information and services they can get for ‘free’ on the web vs....

Semantic technology – the path to becoming more perceptive, intelligent and collaborative

by Dave McComb | Jun 22, 2012 | Business Case & ROI

Semantic technologies will create incremental value by making us more perceptive, intelligent and collaborative learners. The knowledge modeling capabilities of semantic technology will encourage us to create abstract models of our ideas, run simulations to evaluate...
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