by Dave McComb | Jun 5, 2015 | News & Community
In this write up I’ll try to capture the tone of the conference, what seemed to be important and what some of the more interesting presentations were. This was the first ever Conference on Service Oriented Computing. In some ways it was reminiscent of the first...
by Dave McComb | Jun 5, 2015 | Data-Centric Architecture
As service oriented architecture (SOA) begins to become widely adopted through organizations, there will be major dislocations in the balance of power and control within IS organizations. As service oriented architecture (SOA) begins to become widely adopted through...
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...
by Dave McComb | Feb 15, 2015 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
Encyclopedias are generally not intended to help with definition. An encyclopedia is useful in that once you know what something means, you can find out what else is known about it. Semantics is predicated on the idea of good definitions. However, most definitions are...
by Dave McComb | Jan 21, 2015 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
Semantic profiling is a technique using semantic-based tools and ontologies in order to gain a deeper understanding of the information being stored and manipulated in an existing system. In this paper we will describe an approach to understanding the data in an...
