September Newsletter
Fluree News
[Fluree Blog] - Making Data FAIR(EST) - In our newest blog post, we explore the evolution of data management from FAIR to FAIREST. We revisit the FAIR principles - Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability - and analyze how adding "EST" - Extensibility, Security, and Trust - works to extend the original principles of making data FAIR to shift organizations away from legacy data infrastructure. Read it below ⬇️
[Ikigai Technologies] - Logosphere Hackathon - For those of you in the Web3 space, check out Logosphere's hackathon! Logosphere is a decentralized data mesh for Cardano built on top of Fluree's database. Learn more about how Logosphere uses Fluree here and register for the hackathon below ⬇️
[Data Engineering Podcast] - Building Linked Data Products With JSON-LD - We’re excited to share the most recent episode of the Data Engineering Podcast. Fluree CEO Brian Platz joins host Tobias Macey for a conversation on the benefits of linked data, universal standards for data re-use, how knowledge graphs enable linked data interoperability, and so much more. Listen to the full episode below ⬇️
[Vitality TechNet] - Vitality TechNet Webinar - We ended August with a successful webinar discussion on transforming siloed pharma data into rich semantic knowledge graphs for faster drug discovery and automated global regulatory compliance. The webinar is still available for streaming below ⬇️
[InformationWeek] - Hybrid Data Warehousing: Best Practices for IT Integration - Fluree CEO Brian Platz is quoted on optimal data-sharing systems for organizations looking to solve real-time integration issues. Read more on the solution below ⬇️
Upcoming Events
September 19th - 21st | Enterprise Data World - The Fluree team will be at Enterprise Data World this week! If you’ll be there, be sure to stop by our booth and say hello—we’d love to connect with you!
October 17th Webinar | Data-Centric Strategies to Break the Cycle of Legacy Addiction - Join Brian Platz, CEO of Fluree, and Dave McComb, President of Semantic Arts for a discussion on practical steps organizations can take to break the cycle of legacy addiction and move to a more data-centric architecture. We'll describe the path to data-centricity through a continuum: Legacy Amplification, Legacy Avoidance, Legacy Erosion, and Legacy Replacement. Sign up below ⬇️
Thought Leadership
Check out this cultivated collection of thought leadership pieces we enjoyed this month—click to read!