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Database Design, Teamwork

Some old school data modeling thoughts

Author tombilcze Date November 6, 2015
I like a challenge. I particularly like a challenge when it comes to data...
Tagged communication, data modeling, design, education, leadership, logical data model, model presentation, physical data model, roles and responsibilities, sdlc, Skills, teamwork | Leave a comment |
Data Management, Teamwork

6 tips on working with the non-data modeler

Author tombilcze Date August 14, 2015
“I am supposed to use this fact table but can’t find any documentation on...
Tagged change, data modeling, design, education, roles and responsibilities, Skills | Leave a comment |
Data Management, Hot Topics

Thoughts on the evolving role of data architects

Author tombilcze Date August 7, 2015
The evolution of data over my career fascinates me. The volume of data continues...
Tagged agile, big data, change, data modeling, relationships, roles and responsibilities, Skills, technology | 1 Comment |
Database Design, Hot Topics

Shaking the data modeling tree

Author tombilcze Date June 26, 2015
I have this image in my mind of a tropical island with a lone...
Tagged agile, big data, change, conceptual data model, data modeling, design, education, goals and objectives, influencing, leadership, logical data model, metadata, model presentation, peeves, physical data model, roles and responsibilities, Skills, teamwork, technology | 1 Comment |
Skills

Email to my summer intern

Author tombilcze Date May 15, 2015
Dear Data Architect Intern, Welcome to the world of data. This summer will give...
Tagged agile, big data, change, communication, data modeling, data quality, design, intern, roles and responsibilities, Skills, teamwork, technology, training | 2 Comments |
Database Design

5 Do’s and Don’ts of data modeling

Author tombilcze Date April 30, 2015
The Do’s Look to the future It is a misconception that modern development methods...
Tagged accountability, agile, big data, change, communication, data governance, data modeling, design, education, influencing, leadership, logical data model, metadata, physical data model, roles and responsibilities, sdlc, Skills, teamwork, technology | Leave a comment |
Data Management

10 Random questions on Tom’s mind

Author tombilcze Date April 24, 2015
I keep my eyes open for things that pertain to the data world. I...
Tagged big data, change, data governance, data modeling, data quality, data warehousing, design, education, ERwin, legacy data, linkedin, logical data model, metadata, peeves, physical data model, Skills, social networking, standards, technology, training, twitter | Leave a comment |
Data Management, Hot Topics

The shift of the data architect’s paradigm

Author tombilcze Date April 10, 2015
If you want small changes in your life, work on your attitude. But if...
Tagged accountability, agile, big data, change, conferences, data modeling, design, EDW, Enterprise Data World, metadata, model presentation, relationships, roles and responsibilities, sdlc, Skills, standards, subject areas, teamwork, technology | 1 Comment |
Data Management, Database Design, Skills

If I only knew then what I know now

Author tombilcze Date March 20, 2015
I see myself as a pretty forward thinking person. It doesn’t mean that I...
Tagged agile, communication, data modeling, design, education, leadership, peeves, relationships, roles and responsibilities, sdlc, Skills, social networking, standards, teamwork, technology | Leave a comment |
Data Management

Five things you may think you are not doing

Author tombilcze Date March 12, 2015
It’s easy to fall into a comfortable repeatable work life. It is ingrained in...
Tagged accountability, agile, data modeling, design, relationships, roles and responsibilities, sdlc, Skills, standards, teamwork | Leave a comment |
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