Watch how a retail organization uses AtScale’s hub-and-spoke model to orchestrate analytics artifacts across sales, supply chain, finance, procurement, and HR, all from a single governed shared library.
Enterprise analytics breaks down when every domain defines its own dimensions. Customer means something different in sales than in finance. Product rolls up differently across supply chain and merchandising. The result is composite reporting that can’t be trusted and cross-domain KPIs that can’t be built.
In this demo, see how AtScale Design Center, connected to GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps, lets organizations govern the shared definitions that every business domain depends on, while letting each spoke manage its own business processes independently. And when the hub needs to combine those models into an end-to-end KPI like perfect order rate or demand variability, the composite modeling capability makes it possible without rebuilding anything from scratch.
What You’ll Learn
- How the hub-and-spoke model separates shared governance from domain-level flexibility
- How a shared library governs dimensions and calculations that multiple business domains reference
- How domain repos (sales, supply chain, finance, HR) model their own processes while reusing governed objects via packages
- How composite modeling enables cross-domain KPIs — perfect order rate, demand variability — that draw from multiple spoke models
- How Git-backed version control brings engineering discipline to semantic model management
