Conquering the Logical-Physical Divide – August 2009
Larry Burns explains why it makes the most sense to do the data work in the DBMS.
Data Education
Interview with Barbara von Halle & Larry Goldberg
Robert Seiner interviews Barbara von Halle and Larry Goldberg about their new book, The Decision Model: A Business Logic Framework…
Architecture Made Easy, Part 5
Corporate assets of value are people, property, and data. While people and property assets within publicly traded companies are typically…
Business Rules – August 2009
Creating a shared business vocabulary is an important up-front cost of doing business effectively in today’s ever more knowledge-intensive world.…
Review of The Decision Model: A Business Logic Framework Linking Business and Technology
David Hay reviews The Decision Model: A Business Logic Framework for Linking Business and Technology, by Barbara von Halle and…
Insights into the Interplay of Data Architecture Components
Data architecture components address mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive functionalities required to carry out the business goals. These components, though…
Architecture Is Objective, Design Is Subjective – August 2009
In designing any distributed enterprise data architecture, one of the most important activities is decomposing the domain to produce logical…
The Ghost in the Machine
Now that hierarchical data structures are popular again because of XML, their full hierarchical processing is still being limited to…
Proven Strategies for Executing Large-Scale Data Modeling Projects
Satyajeet Dhumne provides an introduction to proven strategies that IT managers can find useful for large-scale data modeling projects.
Interview with Steve Hoberman
Robert S. Seiner interviews Steve Hoberman about his new book, Data Modeling for the Business. They also discuss the DAMA…