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Christopher Siegfried

Why you need a Data Vault for your Data Vault

This session explains why even Data Vault implementations benefit from a governing layer, helping teams manage complexity, ensure consistency, and maintain long-term scalability.

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Capture metadata inside your Vault

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Sustainable Design

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Scalable Maintenance

Introducing the Presenter

Christopher Siegfried

Senior Architect

Christopher Siegfried is a data architect with over a decade of experience. As a proponent of domain-driven design, he specialises in ontology mapping, metadata management, and the DataOps methodology needed for holistic information.

He is an augmented reality enthusiast and regularly tests the patience of family and friends with his interest in abstruse topics.

Why You NEED a Data Vault For Your Data Vault

A month in the Chat GPT-4 age and its consequences for those people working in the Data Vault world already seem more like a generation for those following the “revolution.”

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