Tag: semantic data integration

It is a common software and integration architectural principle that the more dependencies built into a service, the less reusable that service becomes.  So then, why do some many vendors and enterprises continually create tightly coupled services and therefore lose re-usability?

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A few weeks back I was at the National (Indian) Software Products' conclave at Bengaluru. There were a lot of startups that were present. The buzz was amazing (in no small measure due to the presence of Guy Kawasaki and...

Nearly every time John Wilmes and John Reilly get together for a webinar, not only do they deliver valuable insight and content, they spend substantial amounts of time fielding questions from the audience. Personally, I find the live Q&A to be one of the best parts of the webinars.

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Chapter 5 of The Semantic Dialogues, The Data Integration Dialogues (Part II), is available now. Here's an excerpt: "Sanjiev, Patrice and Jerry are reaching...

Chapter 4 of The Semantic Dialogues, The Data Integration Dialogues (Part I), is available now. Here's an excerpt: "There's a new kid on the block,...

Chapter 3 of The Semantic Dialogues, The Enterprise Architecture Dialogues, is available now. Here's an excerpt: "Sanjay believes that enterprise architecture is the...

Chapter 2 of The Semantic Dialogues, The Data Architecture Dialogues, is available now. "With too many different data stores, too much bad data, too many incompatible...