by Robert Coyne | Jan 5, 2016 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Reference Data Management, Data Governance
In the second half of 2015, TopQuadrant participated in many conversations about Reference Data Governance. In this blog, we have compiled some top questions from these conversations including those arising from a recent webinar and survey conducted with Aaron Zornes...
by Bob DuCharme | Oct 19, 2015 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Reference Data Management, TopBraid RDM
We recently sponsored the MDM and Data Governance Summit in New York. This was a lively conference with over 400 attendees and a good venue to reconnect with some of our customers. This year, for the first time, TopBraid Reference Data Manager (TopBraid RDM) was...
by Irene Polikoff | Aug 11, 2015 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Reference Data Management, TopBraid RDM, Data Governance
Sometimes when people think of reference data, they presume that all one needs to capture is a code and its name—a human readable label, and possibly, some standard metadata such as its status, effective date, source and person responsible. In reality, however, every...
by Holger Knublauch | Jul 29, 2015 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, topbraid, Big Data, Reference Data Management, Data Governance
Update: See this tutorial for new developments on SHACL. The Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL) is an evolving specification produced by the W3C RDF Data Shapes Working Group. TopQuadrant is actively supporting the development of SHACL in the W3C Working Group towards...
by Bob DuCharme | Jul 24, 2015 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, topbraid, Reference Data Management, TopBraid EVN
TopQuadrant’s TopBraid platform provides Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that make it easy to integrate TopBraid applications (both, customer built and TopQuadrant provided, such as TopBraid Reference Data Manager, TopBraid Enterprise Vocabulary...
by Irene Polikoff | Jul 2, 2015 | The Semantic Ecosystems Journal, Reference Data Management, Data Governance
In part 3 of this blog series we’ll look at two different types of reference data – external and internal, and how the ability to capture metadata about reference data is critical to the understanding and use of reference data. Increasingly, organizations prefer to...
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