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How to Use Semantics to Drive the Business Value of Your Data
Summary
Unprecedented levels of data scale and distribution are making it almost impossible for organizations to effectively exploit their data assets. Data and analytics leaders must adopt a semantic approach to their enterprise data assets or face losing the battle for competitive advantage.
Published: 27 November 2018
ID: G00351728
Analyst(s): Guido De Simoni
Table Of Contents
- Impacts
Analysis
Impacts and Recommendations
- Entrenched Data Silos Limit Capacity to Draw Insights
- Nonsemantic Modeling Hampers Application of Data to Previously Unforeseen Use Cases
- Technologies Supporting Semantic Data Models
- Digital Businesses Have Limited Ability to Source and Integrate External Data Without a Semantic Approach
- Linked Open Data
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