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Neil Strange

Data Vault Modelling

Structured Data Vault modelling provides a consistent framework for integrating complex enterprise data while maintaining scalability and traceability across systems.


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Introducing the Presenter

Neil Strange

CEO of Business Thinking and Chair of the Data Community

Neil Strange is the Chairman of the Data Vault User Group and a seasoned data modelling expert. With decades of experience and training under industry pioneers, Neil has a deep understanding of the intricacies of data modelling. He is passionate about helping organizations improve their data practices and adapt to agile methodologies.





Data Vault Modelling

In June 2019, Neil Strange delivered a comprehensive webinar on Data Vault Data Modelling, sharing practical strategies and foundational concepts that every data professional should know. Here’s a summary of the key insights and actionable takeaways from that session.

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