A canonical model (also known as common data model) is a single, common, model that ensures your systems can communicate in a consistent way. It can help you create a definitive source of truth for specific types of data.
Canonical Model in Data Architecture: Definition, Benefits, Principles Read More »
For businesses, to make sense of the exponentially growing data, formatting and standardizing it in a consistent way becomes crucial. You can’t achieve holistic, consistent analytics when a data warehouse or data mart doesn’t serve its purpose with data siting there unstandardized, unlinked, and fragmented.
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In this post, we aim to share what we have learned about in-house record linkage in order to help you on your journey. We’ll take you through several use cases of how to build your own record linkage system and outline best practices for your development team to follow.
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