Why sharing master data through Linked Data is the future
- Whitepaper
Exchanging master data between different stakeholders is becoming increasingly difficult. That is, if you still work the way we always have: with inconsistent information in different, non-exchangeable file formats. The need for sharing is growing, which drove the development of Linked Data.
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Do you want to know what Linked Data is? And why exchanging master data in this format will make working on large projects with different stakeholders much easier? In our special white paper, you will find the answers to these questions and more. Read the Laces white paper, and you’ll learn the following:
- what we mean by Linked Data,
- what are the biggest benefits are,
- how you can put it into practice,
- what solutions Laces has to offer to use Linked Data and saying goodbye to the document-based chaos.
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