Open Data and Query Services: Introduction
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Pistoia Alliance Technical Committee Chair Pierre Menard explains the need for open data and query services in pharma in this webinar hosted by the Pistoia Alliance.
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Open Data and Query Services: Introduction
- 1. | Lowering Barriers to R&D Innovation www.pistoiaalliance.org Pistoia Alliance invites you to an online information session Data & Query Services Monday, June 6, 2011 7:30am – 9:00am PST, 10:30am – 12:00pm EST, 3:30pm - 5:00pm UK with presentations by
- 2. Who’s here?
- 3. Pistoia Mission Lower the barriers to innovation by improving interoperability of R&D business processes through pre-competitive collaboration www.pistoiaalliance.org
- 4. Agenda – Data & Query Services Introduction Pierre Menard, Pistoia Technical Committee Chair RDF + SPARQL Bob Stanley, CEO at IO Informatics Eric Prud’hommeaux, W3C HCLSIG OData Pablo Castro, Principal Architect at Microsoft Q&A Wrap-up
- 5. Background – Data as a Service Why Authoritative/master data sources Unlock data silos to leverage existing information assets Integrate with reporting, analytics, and collaboration tools to improve decision making Self-service data mashups Design criteria Neutral technology Choice of API Choice of data format Choice of query language Choice of … Did you know standards exist?
- 7. Benefits of aligning to standards Functionality Generic mechanisms for representing data and relationships between data Query semantics for searching, filtering, sorting your data Less code you have to write, support and maintain. Good design API stability Efficiency Extensibility Backward/forward compatibility API versioning Paging Don’t reinvent the wheel!
- 8. Benefits of aligning to standards Inter-operability Native support in applications means little or no integration work Supportability Online community available to you Easier to find support and maintenance staff Web friendly Supports selective partner integration Aligns well to modern computing approaches such as cloud and mobile computing RESTful Resource centric approach aligns very well to data services Easier for your end users Benefits from piggybacking off HTTP (caching, security, etc)
- 9. It’s not just about technology Integrated capability Technology Process People Culture
- 10. Pistoia wants to gauge your interest Should Pistoia align to these standards in Pistoia portfolio projects? Will you align to these standards in your projects/products? Are you interested in future informational sessions like this one?
- 11. Today’s Speakers Bob Stanley, CEO of IO Informatics Eric Prud’hommeaux, W3C HCLSIG Pablo Castro, OData Inventor and Principal Architect at Microsoft
Editor's Notes
- Bob Stanley is co-founder and CEO at IO Informatics, a data integration company in Berkeley, California. Bob has 15 years experience in Life Science informatics and has served as principal investigator and project manager for many successful projects, including software development for the largest bioinformatics grant awarded to date by the National Institute of Science and Technology.He is joined with Eric Prud’hommeaux of the World Wide Web Consortium. Eric is a team contact for the W3C Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group and works out of Frank Gehry’s infamous Stata Center at MIT in Cambridge, MA.Pablo Castro is principal architect at Microsoft in Seattle Washington where he works on various topics that bring data and the Web together. He currently leads the design effort for the Open Data Protocol and is also involved on the design of the local data storage features in future versions of HTML, representing Microsoft in the WebApps working group at the W3C.