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SQL Transformation Model
A named, versioned, tested SELECT statement that declares its own dependencies, turning transformation logic into reviewable software.
Checkpoint Interval
How often a stateful processor persists its state and offsets, which trades steady-state overhead against how much work is redone after a failure.
Continuous Compliance
Producing compliance evidence automatically and continuously from the systems themselves, rather than reconstructing it before an audit.
EA Framework Selection
Choosing how much formal enterprise architecture method an organisation needs, on the basis that most need considerably less than the frameworks describe.
Sensitivity Propagation
The rule that a derived dataset inherits the highest sensitivity of its inputs unless a named transformation demonstrably lowers it.
A transformation project has grown to 600 models with chains twelve deep. A change at the base has an unknowable blast radius. What do you do?
Treat it as a software architecture problem, because it is one Six hundred models with twelve deep chains is a codebase with no module boundaries. The remedies
PCI DSS assessment covers 40 systems and costs a fortune annually. How would you reduce that architecturally?
The principle Scope follows the data. Any system that stores, processes or transmits cardholder data is in scope and inherits the full control set. Reducing sco
Transformation Frameworks
Declarative SQL transformation with tests, lineage and versioned models.
Compliance Frameworks
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS — scope as an architectural lever.
EA Frameworks
Zachman, FEAF and others — vocabulary rather than method.
Stream Processing Frameworks
Flink, Kafka Streams, Spark Structured Streaming — state, checkpointing and recovery.
ETL & ELT
Where transformation happens, and how much raw history you keep.
Pipes and Filters
Independent transformation steps composed into a pipeline.