Categories
Search DMU Library
ARTICLE ARCHIVE
14
Aug
2019
1
Aug
2019
17
Jul
2019
2
Jul
2019
26
Jun
2019
12
Jun
2019
6
Jun
2019
29
May
2019
22
May
2019
4
May
2019
3
Apr
2019
27
Mar
2019
20
Mar
2019
13
Mar
2019
22
Feb
2019
13
Jan
2019
27 Mar, 2019
Data Services as Part of Enterprise Architecture
27 March, 2019
Charles Ngando Black
More Data Geekery
Data services support the emergence of data offices and data-centric architectures to allow organizations to develop opportunities for improved data management and usage Introduction Data Service is a part of a data-centric architecture. A good data-centric architecture has many benefits and organizations should focus on clarifying the reasons, opportunities and strengths of this architectural sty
518 views
0 comments
13 Mar, 2019
Data Office as Part of Enterprise Architecture
13 March, 2019
Charles Ngando Black
More Data Geekery
A Data Office has become a reality as part of many organizations’ enterprise architecture frameworks. A data office can support moving the organization toward a data-centric view for enterprise services and solutions.. Introduction Data Office, data service, data-centric architecture, data governance, chief data officer, etc. are some terms that have become part of the language of data managem
433 views
0 comments
5 Sep, 2017
A Continuing Struggle with Enterprise Architecture
05 September, 2017
John A. Zachman
Architecture
Proper enterprise architecture must include business focus and business involvement, and models of business requirements at all levels are needed as well as models for hardware, software, network, data, etc.… Introduction Recently, I received a letter from a friend of mine who was valiantly trying to initiate some architectural activity in a very large enterprise within a very important industry
7,055 views
0 comments
1 Apr, 2016
Data Rationalization and Semantic Resolution
01 April, 2016
Pete Stiglich
More Data Geekery
Data rationalization through managed metadata and data modeling, can support semantic resolution, enabling improved analysis and knowledge transfer. Introduction Across the Internet and within internal systems, ontologies are used to improve search capabilities and make inferences for improved human or computer reasoning. By relating terms in ontology, the user doesn’t need to know the exact ter
2,103 views
0 comments
DMU Sponsors
View all podcasts
View Our Podcasts
DMU provides regular podcasts of our best webinars, expert speaking events and our 3 minute Data Management Moment teaching videos.
View Our Upcoming Webinars
Click here to signup for our upcoming expert webinars and to view our previous webinars
