Data Sharing Layer
A data architecture concept in which data remains in its original systems and is exchanged and consumed on demand through standardized interfaces. It is suited to scenarios where data sovereignty is distributed and centralized storage is difficult.
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A data sharing layer and a data warehouse are two different architectural approaches: a data warehouse emphasizes centralized replicated storage and modeling, while a sharing layer emphasizes keeping data in the original systems and exchanging it on demand via standardized interfaces, avoiding the timeliness lag and consistency risks of repeated data movement.
In the construction industry, because the systems of participating parties belong to different entities and data sovereignty is sensitive, centralized data warehouses are often difficult to implement, so a shared layer is therefore more practically feasible.
The effectiveness of a data sharing layer architecture depends heavily on the maturity of interface standards and the identity and permission system, which determines whether it can support real-time or near-real-time cross-party analysis.
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A data sharing layer and a data warehouse are two different architectural approaches: a data warehouse emphasizes centralized replicated storage and modeling, while a sharing layer emphasizes keeping data in the original systems and exchanging it on demand via standardized interfaces, avoiding the timeliness lag and consistency risks of repeated data movement.
50%UnverifiedIn the construction industry, because the systems of participating parties belong to different entities and data sovereignty is sensitive, centralized data warehouses are often difficult to implement, so a shared layer is therefore more practically feasible.
50%UnverifiedThe effectiveness of a data sharing layer architecture depends heavily on the maturity of interface standards and the identity and permission system, which determines whether it can support real-time or near-real-time cross-party analysis.
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