Federated Data Science to Break Down Silos [Vision]

Integrated Vision of Federated Data Warehouses

The notion of Federated Data Warehouse Architecture was suggested for various reasons: bigger autonomy of divisions in an organization, better adaptation to user needs, bigger efficiency of treatment. However this architecture puts the problem of cooperation between its constituents. Because of the heterogeneities which can exist, the simultaneous use of constituents can be made difficult. In t...

Another way to break down

hen yeast secretory proteins are improperly folded, the ER quality control system directs them into the HRD/DER pathway, which targets the proteins for degradation. Blocking the HRD/DER pathway, however, does not completely stop degradation, implying that there must be an alternative way to destroy misfolded secretory proteins. Haynes et al., reporting on page 91, have now characterized that pa...

Insider: Towards Breaking Down Mobile App Silos

User data is siloed in mobile apps today. Where one app may hold the user’s flight booking, another app the user’s cab reservation, with little data sharing between the two, resulting in a fragmented user experience. For instance, if a user, who has just booked a flight using one app, wishes to pre-book a cab from the airport, they would have to do so by manually re-entering the data from the f...

Breaking down silos: mapping growth of cross-disciplinary collaboration in a translational science initiative.

The importance of transdisciplinary collaboration is growing, though not much is known about how to measure collaboration patterns. The purpose of this paper is to present multiple ways of mapping and evaluating the growth of cross-disciplinary partnerships over time. Social network analysis was used to examine the impact of a Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) on collaboration pat...

Breaking down Information Silos between Manufacturing and Design: a New Approach to Cad/erp Data Integration