Creating More Value than is Captured with Hierarchical Data Structures Using SQL
Michael David explores the ways hierarchical structures can be used to significantly increase data value and its utilization.
Data Articles
Enterprise Data Warehouse: A Patterns Approach to Integration Evolution
Using a patterns approach could be the difference between successfully implementing an enterprise data warehouse (EDW) time and being yet…
Data Governance Communications Planning
This article introduces a simple tool, the Data Governance Communications Plan Matrix©, that can be used to dramatically improve communication…
Architecture Made Easy, Part 6
Principles can apply to any area of the enterprise and any discipline to provide a unique competitive advantage in the…
Data Portability The Antidote to Data ÒLock-InÓ
This Article is being publish in association with the Electronic Commerce Code Management Association (ECCMA) 10th Annual International Conference that…
Proven Strategies for Large-Scale Data Migration Projects
Satyajeet Dhumne provides simple and proven strategies for large-scale data migration projects that will help IT managers improve the probability…
The Cultural Impedance Mismatch
Scott Ambler reminds us that both object technology and the agile development paradigm are here to stay, and he provides…
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…
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…
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…