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The Meta Grid Notes: To Scott Taylor - my data story about the meta grid

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To Scott Taylor - my data story about the Meta Grid

The preface of my book Fundamentals of Metadata Management

Scott Taylor asked me to send my data story on the Meta Grid, so he could comment on it, and - I’m thankful Scott! Here it is: The following is the current preface of my book Fundamentals of Metadata Management, to be published with O’Reilly in 2025. It contains two paragraphs, About this book and Why I wrote this book. Everyone, including YOU, can read and comment on my Substack version of The Meta Grid Notes. I read all comments!

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