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Showing posts with label Glossary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glossary. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2020

Effectively Mapping Business Terms

 Ultimately what can make such approaches work.   Have worked with TopQuadrant in the past.

WEBINAR: Automating the Mapping of Data Elements to Business Terms

Join us for this popular Webinar, offered again at more convenient time for our European and beyond audience! January 7, 2021 at 8:00 AM ET.

A business glossary is a collection of terms important to a business. It can capture valid definitions of values and business rules for data, sharing this key knowledge across the organization. A business glossary can be used to link IT assets such as data elements to terms that describe the data; thereby, connecting business and IT and enhancing organizational collaboration and productivity.

A well-defined and operationalized business glossary saves time for employees and increases consistency, standardization and data integrity for the entire enterprise. However, the process for connecting data sources to business terms presents a challenge for many organizations. With hundreds of data sources and many thousands of data elements, it is a large undertaking.

In this webinar, we will describe how TopBraid EDG can help you automate this process, including: 

Using Data Element Names to Map to Business Terms

Using Data to Map to Business Terms 

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Monday, August 06, 2018

Google Developers Machine Learning Glossary

Google Developers Machine Learning Glossary

Interesting and lengthy glossary of Machine Learning terms, which spills over into statistics and AI.  Most definitions are not overly technical.   Useful starting point for understanding.  They say some terms specific to Google TensorFlow, but I have not encountered these yet.   Incomplete in that I did not see much which covers any specifics of business modeling, such as BPM or even rule or case based reasoning.   And not enough about the architecture of skills, tasks and delivering knowledge.  Still looks to be a useful link.

Monday, April 23, 2018

Blockchain Jargon

(Update)  Poor on rereading, hardly any worthwhile detail at all ... Does MIT stand behind this?

Not Enough detail, but still interesting,  Might be useful to add at least a Wikipedia link to each. Further an example of practical use in each case.

A glossary of blockchain jargon
The terminology makes the technology seem either baffling or boring. Here’s a guide.
by MIT Technology Review Editors   .... "