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Summary
There are enormous potential benefits in leveraging the wisdom of published and proven data model patterns to quickly create robust and extensible enterprise views of your information. Likewise, the advantages of Data Vault (DV), and its underlying patterns, are gaining well-deserved recognition. But are these two pattern-based movements likely to clash, or can they be peacefully and productively combined?
This session provides a real-world perspective on how an enterprise quickly and painlessly (well, almost painlessly!) reaped the benefits of both pattern movements. The presenter created a “Universal Data Vault” pattern that supported long-term strategies while delivering tangible value in the short term, without trashing existing software investments.
What You Will Learn
Based on a recent, real-world case study, a perspective will be gained as to how (1) published data model patterns, and (2) data vault architectures, can be combined to deliver "quality at speed" to an organization.
Speaker Profile
John Giles is an independent consultant, focussing on information architecture, but with a passion for seeing ideas taken to fruition. He has worked in IT since the late 1960s, across many industries. He is a Fellow in the Australian Computer Society, and completed a Master’s degree at RMIT University, with a minor thesis comparing computational rules implementations using traditional and object-oriented platforms. He is the author of “The Nimble Elephant: Agile Delivery of Data Models Using a Pattern-based Approach”.
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