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Six Enterprise Knowledge Graph Anti-Patterns

Six Enterprise Knowledge Graph Anti-Patterns

by Dave McComb | Nov 10, 2022 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

The truth is that despite the outsider’s perception that the world of technology just keeps getting better, faster and less expensive, over 70% of enterprise digital transformations fail to achieve their objectives (McKinsey, 2019). Most commentary on the subject...

The Data-Centric Revolution: The Role of SemOps (Part 2)

by Dave McComb | Mar 3, 2020 | Business Case & ROI

In our previous installment of this two-part series we introduced a couple of ideas. First, data governance may be more similar to DevOps than first meets the eye. Second, the rise of Knowledge Graphs, Semantics and Data-Centric development will bring with it the need...

Time to Rethink Master and Reference Data

by Dave McComb | Dec 26, 2019 | Data-Centric Architecture

Every company contends with data quality, and in its pursuit they often commit substantial resources to manage their master and reference data. Remarkably, quite a bit of confusion exists around exactly what these are and how they differ. And since they provide...

The Evolution of the Data Centric Revolution Part Two

by Dave McComb | Jun 1, 2016 | Business Case & ROI

In the previous installment (The Data Centric Revolution: The Evolution of the Data Centric Revolution Part One), we looked at some of the early trends in application development that foreshadowed the data centric revolution, including punched cards, magnetic tape,...

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