MDA Journal: XBRL and Semantic Interoperability
Dave Frankel has written extensively in previous BPTrends MDA Journals about issues relating to semantic interoperability. This month, he addresses foreseeable problems with XBRL, the eXtensible Business Reporting Language being mandated by governments world wide for various kinds of compliance reporting. Sound complicated? Dave provides a clear and concise description of the language and the potential issues surrounding it.
David Frankel
David Frankel is Lead Standards Architect for Model-Driven Systems at SAP Labs. He has over 25 years of experience as a programmer, architect, and technical strategist. He is the author of the book,"Model-Driven Architecture®: Applying MDA® to Enterprise Computing." He also is lead editor of the book, "The MDA Journal." He served several terms as a member of the Architecture Board of the Object Management Group (OMG), the body that manages the MDA standards, and he has co-authored a number of industry standards. Recently, he has been publishing and speaking about the role of model-driven systems in enterprise SOA.
Latest posts by David Frankel (see all)
- MDA Journal: Radical Simplification – In-Memory Databases Challenge Assumptions in Enterprise IT - May 1, 2012
- MDA Journal: UML Profiling Comes of Age - November 1, 2011
- MDA Journal: Semantic Interoperability for SOA - September 6, 2011
- MDA Journal: Banking Industry Architecture Network (BIAN) – Standardization for Semantic Interoperability - June 7, 2011
- MDA Journal: XBRL Strategic Initiatives - April 5, 2011
