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Data architecture strategy for data quality

IBM Big Data Hub

Poor data quality is one of the top barriers faced by organizations aspiring to be more data-driven. Ill-timed business decisions and misinformed business processes, missed revenue opportunities, failed business initiatives and complex data systems can all stem from data quality issues.

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What is data governance? Best practices for managing data assets

CIO Business Intelligence

The Business Application Research Center (BARC) warns that data governance is a highly complex, ongoing program, not a “big bang initiative,” and it runs the risk of participants losing trust and interest over time. The program must introduce and support standardization of enterprise data.

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How the right data and AI foundation can empower a successful ESG strategy

IBM Big Data Hub

A well-designed data architecture should support business intelligence and analysis, automation, and AI—all of which can help organizations to quickly seize market opportunities, build customer value, drive major efficiencies, and respond to risks such as supply chain disruptions.

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KGF 2023: Bikes To The Moon, Datastrophies, Abstract Art And A Knowledge Graph Forum To Embrace Them All

Ontotext

Atanas Kiryakov presenting at KGF 2023 about Where Shall and Enterprise Start their Knowledge Graph Journey Only data integration through semantic metadata can drive business efficiency as “it’s the glue that turns knowledge graphs into hubs of metadata and content”.

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How to Manage Risk with Modern Data Architectures

Cloudera

To improve the way they model and manage risk, institutions must modernize their data management and data governance practices. Implementing a modern data architecture makes it possible for financial institutions to break down legacy data silos, simplifying data management, governance, and integration — and driving down costs.

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Choosing A Graph Data Model to Best Serve Your Use Case

Ontotext

For example, GPS, social media, cell phone handoffs are modeled as graphs while data catalogs, data lineage and MDM tools leverage knowledge graphs for linking metadata with semantics. RDF is used extensively for data publishing and data interchange and is based on W3C and other industry standards.

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Building a Semantic Capability Stack to Support FAIR Knowledge Graphs at Scale

Ontotext

It also impedes interoperability – even though there are standards for sharing ontology mappings, it still isn’t optimal. The Linked Data Illusion The current Linked Open Data Cloud brings the assumption that if we talk about the same thing, our data is linked. But that’s not true.