The shocking truth is that Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are being convinced that hand-coding their Data Vault solutions is a good idea. This is a mistake. There are two groups who convince the CIO to make this expensive mistake. I have seen examples of both in recent weeks.

In the dynamic landscape of data management, the search for agility, scalability, and efficiency has led organizations to explore new, innovative approaches. One such innovation gaining traction is the Data Mesh framework. The Data Mesh approach distributes data ownership and decentralizes data architecture, paving the way for enhanced agility and scalability.

Data warehousing has long been the backbone of business intelligence and analytics. Traditional approaches like the Inmon and Kimball methods have served organisations well in building centralised data repositories.