Connected architecture is an architecture aimed at both the usage and processing of information. This is an architecture which structures both the organisation of the information request as well as the implementation of information solutions in the data landscape.
Connected architecture links the data in the data landscape, offers design patterns and implementations to create an information eco-system of coherent data environments.
In this way, connected architecture is an architecture which balances the needs of people, processes and information in an evolving data landscape.
Connected architecture: the end of information chaos
— written by Marnix Dalebout and Martijn ten Napel We live in an age where data technology is developing at an accelerated pace. The massive increase in information and its possible applications have led to an increase in complexity and information chaos. We see a lot of companies struggling with their data use....
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How connected architecture came into being
The story which we tell in “Connected Architecture: the end of information chaos” is founded in the convictions we have built up by practical experience in the many projects which we have carried out. Our view on the world of data Changeability in organisations and their environments has grown. That is unlikely...
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Creating tailwind for your data organisation
Data gets value by applying the insights derived from it. Therefore, the responsibility for organising data is with the people who apply the insights. They know what information they need. The BI departments, BI competency centres, analytics departments and IT departments of most organisations struggle with organising...
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Connecting people in connected architecture
Data related initiatives are often laborious. Obtaining, adapting and maintaining information solutions takes more effort than you would like. The through time of projects is increasing. In the series “the complexity of data projects” I explained what causes this. One of the consequences is that the call for data...
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