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Unifying Business, Data, and Code: Designing Data Products with JSON Schema
How can we harness the powerful principles of intelligence to foster innovation and collaboration, especially among non-data scientists? This book outlines a practical methodology to help you learn fundamental concepts underlying the study of intelligence, including AI and human intelligence, so you can achieve goals faster. After conducting extensive research with data scientists, business analysts, and data engineers, authors Ron Itelman and Juan Cruz Viotti learned three specific key assess, analyze, and align, to augment innovation where Agile isn't meeting the specific needs of business, data, and code teams. This guide shows how to collaborate more effectively and design intelligent systems without having to become a data scientist. Map your team, objectives, data, actions, and outcomes as a holistic network and discover connections that may not always be obvious. You'll learn how to reveal hidden root problems and explain how information flows across your organizational networks in order to innovate better, faster.
354 pages, Paperback
Published March 5, 2024
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May 30, 2026
I won this book thanks to my speak at #NODES24. And it opened my eyes to a brand new field of innovations and knowledge.
Thanks to this book, its practical examples, I saw how important it is to take the time to carefully design and document each asset of an organization that really want to digitalize its activities.
This book helps understand the difference bewteen developing applications and deigning a serious Information System from the core perspective : the object description.
Since that, I take great care to know, search and use already existing schema (https://schema.org/) to describe things. When I get rando input data, I first consider how to attach it to given shemas, transform into this formalism, then inject it on various third party systems.
The resuls are tremendously efficients, even for the most modest piece of data. I even apy thi strategy for my resume, publications, etc... and get tools that parse them in return.
This book is a must read if you want to take the best of any data. I highly recommand this book.
Thanks to this book, its practical examples, I saw how important it is to take the time to carefully design and document each asset of an organization that really want to digitalize its activities.
This book helps understand the difference bewteen developing applications and deigning a serious Information System from the core perspective : the object description.
Since that, I take great care to know, search and use already existing schema (https://schema.org/) to describe things. When I get rando input data, I first consider how to attach it to given shemas, transform into this formalism, then inject it on various third party systems.
The resuls are tremendously efficients, even for the most modest piece of data. I even apy thi strategy for my resume, publications, etc... and get tools that parse them in return.
This book is a must read if you want to take the best of any data. I highly recommand this book.
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