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Data Vault, data quality, AI, and field feedback โ€” by the dFakto teams.

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AI & Data Vault: the game-changing combination

How Artificial Intelligence and Data Vault mutually reinforce each other โ€” from strategic foundation to AI agents in production. A complete series for data teams.

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Model fundamentals, advanced technical topics, data strategy, and product news.

News

dFakto achieves ISO/โ IECย 27001 Certification, Strengthening Its Commitment to Information Security

A major milestone in protecting information and earning the trust of our customers and partners.

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News

dFakto and Dust team up to deploy enterprise AI on reliable data

A partnership connecting Dust's AI agents to beVault's governed data foundation: traceable answers, not hallucinations.

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News

dFakto and PCMA launch DestinAItor, the AI platform for the events industry

12,000+ event planners query certified destination data in natural language, built on beVault.

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Technique

The silent duplication problem in Data Vault satellites

Satellites growing for no reason, distorted history, drifting storage costs. Anatomy of a bug that never throws an error.

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Technique

Business keys in the Data Vault: building to last

The business key is the most critical decision in your model. Well-chosen, it survives migrations; poorly chosen, it condemns you to rebuild.

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Data strategy

Why your data projects always take longer than expected

It's neither the technology nor the teams. It's the share of repetitive work that no one budgets for โ€” and that consumes 60 to 80% of the project.

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Fondamentaux

Hubs, links, satellites: Data Vault mechanics explained

Three objects, one golden rule: separate keys, relationships and context. The clear guide to Data Vault 2.0 mechanics.

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Fondamentaux

Data without a model: a house with no architect's blueprint

You can stack data the way you stack bricks. Without a blueprint, the structure holds for a few months โ€” then every new source cracks the whole thing.

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