by Tyler Durman | Feb 13, 2019 | Data catalogs
The stakes keep getting higher for the Chief Data Officer (CDO), and the clock is ticking. While nearly a third of them consider themselves successful at building a data-driven culture, the majority can’t do the same. In fact, the percentage of organizations...
by Tyler Durman | Feb 4, 2019 | Data catalogs
Before we answer the question, “What is a data catalog?” keep this in mind… What does it take to bring data and meaning together? Once upon a time, searching Google for your favorite band was a serious challenge. If you typed the rock group...
by Scott Came | Sep 27, 2018 | Data catalogs
Like many technologists, my first exposure to “building stuff” as a child was through Legos. I remember spending hours clicking individual bricks together to build rooms, assembling the rooms into buildings, and arranging buildings into neighborhoods and little towns....
by Shawn Syjueco | Sep 25, 2018 | Data catalogs
There’s only thing stopping you from satisfying your sweet tooth: baking that next batch of delicious brownies. You’ve got all the ingredients in front of you. One problem though: you don’t have any bowls to mix them in. From the sugar to the baking soda, there’s not...
by Bryon Jacob | Sep 21, 2018 | Data catalogs
One of the most powerful features of data.world’s data-first platform approach is that access to data is exposed through a well-standardized query language and web service protocol — SPARQL. And because SPARQL is so well standardized, there are many tools on the...
by Shawn Syjueco | Sep 19, 2018 | Data catalogs
Taking a deep dive into your organization’s data can feel like stepping out of an airport in a foreign country for the first time. The world continues to move around you while you freeze, dumbfounded as people whiz past, speaking languages that are as good as...
