Interesting data-modeling presentations

Frank S. April 4, 2005
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In search about more information about the Zachmann framework, I stumbled onto a number of interesting Data Modeling and Architecture related presentations.

My personal reading recommendations:

  • “Semantic Modeling” by Dave McComb.
    His presentation let me to the workfield of ontology and the power of categories.
  • “Data Modeling a Retrospective” by David F. Jones. A historical overview about datamodeling from 1950’s to 2002.

    • The presentations can be found here. Please respect the mentioned copyright notice.

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