The Second Coming of XML
When XML was first introduced, the W3C XML Working Group took a very unusual step: They created a language for transformations. This effort is now… Read More »The Second Coming of XML
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Kurt Cagle
Kurt Cagle is the managing editor for Data Science Central, and will likely be the person you will interact with if you want to submit an article.
DSC Weekly 7 June 2022
Announcements Building a successful data architecture strategy continues to challenge businesses as data management growth and innovation continues through 2022. Discover the blueprint for managing… Read More »DSC Weekly 7 June 2022
Help Support Women in AI
Editor’s Note: I do not normally treat social media posts as articles, but this one is a bit special. Author Andrew Jones contacted me about… Read More »Help Support Women in AI
DSC Weekly 31 May 2020: Why Is Returning To the Office So Hard?
If you’re a manager tasked with overseeing a return to the office strategy, the last year has likely been a headache for you. In the… Read More »DSC Weekly 31 May 2020: Why Is Returning To the Office So Hard?
DSC Weekly 24 May 2022: Is an AI Autumn Around the Corner?
It is hard, looking at the current technological landscape, to believe that artificial intelligence may actually be facing a reckoning that could cause investment in… Read More »DSC Weekly 24 May 2022: Is an AI Autumn Around the Corner?
DSC Weekly Newsletter 10 May 2022: Data Meshes, Digital Twins, and Knowledge Graphs
There’s an underlying theme to this week’s articles, which is a curious occurrence given that so much of our content is user-driven. That theme is… Read More »DSC Weekly Newsletter 10 May 2022: Data Meshes, Digital Twins, and Knowledge Graphs
The Graph of Thrones: the Now Graph and Eternal Graph in RDF-Star Modeling
Warning: This is going to get heavy into Turtle code, but I think there’s enough here for it to be worth reading if you are… Read More »The Graph of Thrones: the Now Graph and Eternal Graph in RDF-Star Modeling
DSC Weekly Newsletter 03 May 2022: How Many Meetings Do We Need?
One of the more frustrating side effects of the Long Pandemic has been the rise in virtual meetings. I recently was talking with a colleague… Read More »DSC Weekly Newsletter 03 May 2022: How Many Meetings Do We Need?
DSC Weekly Newsletter 26 April 2022: Why The Case for RTO Remains Weak
As the Omicron variant of Covid-19 surged around the globe in 2021, managers who had begun contingency plans for a return to the office quietly… Read More »DSC Weekly Newsletter 26 April 2022: Why The Case for RTO Remains Weak
DSC Weekly Digest 4/19/2022: The Case for Personal Knowledge Graphs
I just moved. I’d like to say that I was highly organized, that I knew where every box ended up and what was in each… Read More »DSC Weekly Digest 4/19/2022: The Case for Personal Knowledge Graphs