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09/03/2021, 6:01 PMThe second solution is extreme decentralization. I'm not, to be honest, entirely sure what this means. As best I can tell, it's a proposal for a shared open standard of communication between data tools, controlled by nobody but agreed to by everybody. While that sounds lovely, I'm skeptical we can pull it off. Data has long been a centralized asset, built for the boardroom down. Our historical starting point isn't a commonwealth to unify, but a monolith of executive reporting to break apart. Moreover, the data ecosystem just isn't that big. We probably don't need a complex, fully decentralized system for figuring out how to make a few thousand tools talk to each other.5
My response to this is make it not be a monolith of executive reporting to break apart. Target the large number of people that do integrations all of the time (DE's, Data consultantcy's, IT teams) all seem to need this. I still have to prove this works in the IT space 😉visch
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