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Architecting Santa’s List: The Naughty-Nice Database

You never know what’s going to happen when you click on a LinkedIn job posting button. I’m always on the lookout for interesting and impactful projects, and one in particular caught my attention: “Far North Enterprises, a global fabrication and distribution establishment, is looking to modernize a very old data Read more

By Mark, 1 yearDecember 4, 2024 ago
Architecture Migration Project Management

Focus on the OTHERWISE and ELSE

Whenever you get a bunch of technical architects in a room with a whiteboard and markers, it’s not going to be long before somebody goes up to the board and draws a box. Doesn’t matter the kind of architect: solution, application, infrastructure, enterprise, and, yes, data. We love whiteboards. We Read more

By Mark, 1 yearNovember 27, 2024 ago
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Architecture Data Debt Project Management

Look Before You Leap – Analytical Data Consolidation Edition

What’s not to love about a good enterprise analytical data consolidation project? You can just see the PowerPoint slide, can’t you? On the left, boxes like stars in a clear night sky, each representing some number of analytical repositories or data sources. On the right, one nice big box. Neat, Read more

By Mark, 1 yearOctober 23, 2024 ago
Architecture Data Products

Data Product Architecture Part 2: How

Part 1 of this Data Product Architecture series covered the “where” of Data Product data implementation: federated or consolidated or some combination of the two. Here in Part 2, we’ll get into the “how” of Data Product data implementation: virtual or materialized or some combination of the two. Which to Read more

By Mark, 1 yearOctober 16, 2024 ago
blueprint, technical, drawing
Architecture Data Products

Data Product Architecture Part 1: Where

Awesome! You’re moving forward with a modern analytics architecture built upon Data Products. Maybe you’re going to implement a Data Mesh and/or Data Fabric. Maybe you’re just looking to make your enterprise analytics more scalable and sustainable. Whatever the reason, you now have a couple of architectural decisions to make; Read more

By Mark, 1 yearOctober 9, 2024 ago
Architecture Information Management

Stuck in the 1990s

From Day One, data warehouses and their offspring—data marts, operational data stores, data lakes, lakehouses, and the like—have been technological work-arounds. In Building the Data Warehouse, the 1992 book that launched modern decision support, Bill Inmon recognized the need for a decision support architecture that was different from the existing Read more

By Mark, 2 yearsApril 17, 2024 ago

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