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Data in Construction
Hugh Seaton
24 episodes
8 months ago
A weekly discussion about how data is created, managed, analyzed and used in construction, architecture and property development.
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A weekly discussion about how data is created, managed, analyzed and used in construction, architecture and property development.
Show more...
Technology
Education,
Business,
Management,
How To
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Data Lineage and Graph Databases
Data in Construction
33 minutes 10 seconds
3 years ago
Data Lineage and Graph Databases
Data lineage is the key to trust in our data, and ultimately how a data driven culture can thrive in today's construction industry. By tracking where data came from, what's been done to it, and where it's going, teams are able to ensure they know exactly what's going into everything from dashboards to analytics to AI models. Data lineage is about relationships, often quite complex ones, and that is where graph databases make the most sense. In this episode, data expert Wouter Trappers outlines the importance of data lineage, and how graph databases can help.
Data in Construction
A weekly discussion about how data is created, managed, analyzed and used in construction, architecture and property development.