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What is Dataflow? Part 3: Doing the Practical
Apologies for the delay in getting this next section up - past few weeks have been super busy and then, hilariously, I was ill last week.
Read Part 1 here.
Read Part 2 here.
In Part 2 I wrote about how important diagrams have been throughout history. Understanding the 'big picture' has been important for every triumph of engineering. From bridges to skyscrapers to oil rigs and wind turbines, all of these have had diagrams backed by international standards which enabled them to be built.
The digital world hasn't quite managed that yet. In the other posts I've tried to drill home the point that modern digital businesses are often extremely siloed, communication and documentation isn't there and there is a lack of a common language between 'Business' and 'IT'.
This lack of understanding means organisations do not understand how data flows through their business and their supply chain.
It's the understanding of dataflow that's important here because it enables organisations to focus on optimising, securing and maintaining flows across an organisation rather than siloed teams patching things up where they can and not understand the upstream and downstream impact on the business.
Method and Layers
Going to preface this by saying that this may come across as complete common sense, and to some extent you'll be completely correct!
This is an example of how to create a very basic dataflow. But I will first start with understanding all of the People, Processes and Technology that I use to post on Tumblr.
So I start with six layers:
Ownership
Business Process
Application
System
Hardware
Infrastructure
What is important to remember here is that you do not have to be a specialist in every single layer.
A Business Analyst will feel much more at home in the Business Process Layer, while an Infrastructure Manager will be much more knowledgeable about the Infrastructure layer.
The important thing is that this Business & IT Diagram allows them to communicate more efficiently.
Let's Build a Dataflow!
In this example - There's an 'AyeforScotland' Element (the rectangle!) at the top. I'm the owner of everything below that element. The black lines are 'connections' representing the connectivity between the different elements.
Following the example, I'm responsible for' managing my blog 'Blog Management' which breaks down into smaller processes: Draft posts, schedule posts, answer anon abuse, and reblog shitposts.
Coming down to the Application Layer (red) - You can see that I draft and schedule posts using Tumblr Desktop and I'm using Firefox Web Browser for that.
But for answering anon abuse and reblogging shitposts, I'm using the Tumblr App.
In the Systems layer you can see I'm using Windows 11 on my PC (Hardware) and I'm using iOS on my iPhone.
Both my PC and iPhone connect to my BT Router.
And that's it for this Business & IT Diagram. I've shown clearly how I'm responsible for the processes and how I use the technology to perform those processes. I don't necessarily need to show everything on a single diagram because it would lose clarity.
This next Business & IT Diagram is much smaller, and establishes the relationships and dependencies on Tumblr to provide the service. And that's because we're complying with the laws and rules of a methodology.
In this diagram (probably need to zoom in to see it) I'm at the top left as 'AyeforScotland' and my 'BT Router' is spatially below me. Following the rules and laws of the method, that maintains the relationship that I have with the BT Router, I own it.
But I don't own the small 'Internet' that's next to it horizontally. I've simplified the concept of the internet for this example.
There's also two owners - 'Automattic' which owns and operates 'Tumblr' below it, with Tumblr being responsible for the 'Provision of Tumblr Services'.
Now naturally 'provision of Tumblr services' will break out into loads of sub-processes. Tumblr could map out their entire organisation (and if they need a hand, they can DM me!) But for this dataflow it's not really required.
Now both diagrams above are not dataflows. But close your eyes for a second and you can visualise what they are.
But because we've created our two diagrams, we understand the connectivity and using the software we can create the dataflow.
Now again, this is very basic. But when you put things into a dataflow context, you can put this down in front of a wide range of people from different business disciplines and they can start to optimise how the business works.
Here's a much larger Dataflow example, that you won't be able to read because it exceeds A0 printing size, but it should convey the scale.
If any of the connections or elements fail along this dataflow - The dataflow stops.
This costs organisations time and/or money.
So understanding dataflows allows IT people to articulate to business people "Hi boss, if this server goes down it will bring down this dataflow and cost the business $10,000 an hour" - Suddenly it's in a language they understand.
It helps with strategic decision-making, it helps with communication, it helps document how things *actually* work as opposed to how people think they work, and once you switch to thinking in terms of 'dataflow' it's hard to stop.
Conclusion
I can't wait to answer all the questions on the back of this.
Also one area I didn't go into is that each of the elements (rectangles) can also hold data (Financial data, Technical Specs, Risk & Cybersecurity metrics, Governance documentation etc).
It's also really easy to get started with it. You can start in any of the layers based on your area of work.
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#Green water flows#charts#data#blue water#infographics#precipitation#evaporation#cycle#diagram#humidity#atmospheric flow#chart#infographic#groundwater recharge#hydro transport#cycles#graphic
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Junko's the Ultimate Analyst, right? So if she analyzes someone's Talent, then she can reproduce it.
Which means - like with Sakura or Akane - she could learn some sick fighting moves.
But Junko is still a scrawy ass starving model (reference: she's 5'7" and 97lbs; that girl is starving and has no muscle), so she can mimic all of the techniques but she does not have the muscle memory to keep it up and she will wear out pretty quickly. If Junko doesn't win within, what, the first five minutes? ten minutes? she's out.
(Fighting Junko is like fighting Sans. It's an endurance thing. She will wear herself out. Eventually. And then you bop her on the head and keep going.)
#musings#danganronpa#junko enoshima#dr0#- referenced because ryoko is able to avoid attacks from the madarai#that is a thing she is able to do#but it's not something she would be able to keep up indefinitely#and she still needs mukuro to show up when there are a lot of them to beat them up for her#give junko a cerebral talent and she's ALL over it#but physical stuff?#girl's got a problem#(and i think the thing about junko analyzing talent is that#she's /mimicking/ it#that doesn't mean she necessarily understands it#(see: alter ego and alter ego junko and how she can't successfully kill ai at all ever)#she understands the flow of things enough to predict#based on the data she has#and the more data she has the better she can predict#but that's /different/)
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i absolutely love playing with the data visualizations on citizen dj and creating what is to other people apparently auditory sensory hell but to me is the correct amount of noise anything should make. please try it
#to create laz noise go to one of the graphs and drag your mouse around really fast so 1000 voices at once yell at you#mine#i've been going through all of their archived audio one by one and sampling all of them#im not researching i just wanna know what they have in there#the visualizations are great. they're these color coded maps of audio data. so different types of sounds will be grouped together and the#color coding makes it so you can see how they relate to eachother and flow. it's very interesting#and each visualization of each collection is so very unique
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every day I wake up and wish I had access to cyberpunk stuff written by someone who really truly absurdly loves computers
#i'm sick with it#i love complex systems#i love the stupid things that are problems and the things that are weirdly easy#i love the way data flows and is altered and cleaned and stripped and formatted and massaged and tucked away and brought back out#building structure out of the ether and it's beautiful and yet it always somehow sucks because nothing complex is comprehensible#i love all the ways in which systems can be used in ways that were never intended for good or for bad or just for necessity#the way things never last and yet somehow hang on forever#i just love information technology ok!!#thank you claude shannon
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gahhhh argh I'm a history student for a reason man, I'm working ahead and reading up on pre modern city structure and it's so much more interesting and easy to understand,,,,, the author is giving me new databases to explore,,,,,, ohhhhh my god I cannot wait to be done with the geography
#twine speaks#esmp mapping project#do you think i need a separate tag for yelling about this thing#maybe i can just organize the coherent explanation parts into a masterpost at some point???#anon who asked about the rivers im so sorry its been forever i know but hydrology makes my head hurt#everything begins to blend into soektbing flow rate something cubic feet/second something something seasonal variation so fast#you have no idea how much time ive spent squinting at us geological survey data and trying to understand how big of a river#can be in different places
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sorry i dont know who this is for other than me but i cant stop thinking about kjsfg cube (1997) as an infinite flow novel ever since i said that. i think being in an infinite flow novel would fix me (NO IT WOULDNT THEY STRESS ME OUT SO BAD but they compel me)
#i should watch cube 2 hypercube. and see if i can slot it into the new . internal media data logging im doing#i want to be in an infinite flow novel but like. as yu wen. charismatic and untalented side char carried by the mc who solves 99% of my#problems for me so i get the thrill of danger and problem solving but not the actual. mortal threat lol
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i looked up that star trek scene about terrorism and irish unification and totally forgot the bit where picard basically says 'please no maoists'
#but i have never subscribed to the theory that political power flows from the barrel of a gun#is the line#responding to datas claim of terrorism as historically effective
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💝what is a fic that got a different response than you were expecting?
💥find your least kudos'd fic - say something wonderful about it.
💝what is a fic that got a different response than you were expecting?
If You Dare! My hakizana fics are not usually SUPER popular, but they tend to garner at least a little interest, but that one didn't even get a blip 🤣Too bad, that one was going to get smutty in the next chapter or two. ONE DAY.
💥find your least kudos'd fic - say something wonderful about it.
That would be To My Esteemed Enemy with three whole kudos, which is both surprising and not, because it's a fic with a pairing that is more popular than my main ship in that fandom, but it 1) doesn't have any ship content in it yet, 2) is using canon characterization of Kazama, which displeases the people who want him to be a sexy villain and also the people who want him to be a uwu good boy trying his best. It's easy to say something nice about this, because I spent HOURS poring over Hakuouki lore to get this into shape and was SO PLEASED with the results. It just needs a few more chapters to really find an audience, I think, but I don't have the time right now to put my effort into it.
#asks#meme#fic meme#my posting schedule was so regular over the last year that i really lost any sort of idea of what was popular at all#because i would post something and then everyone was so used to something being posted#that they'd sit on it instead of like...ravenously reading it and commenting in the hopes that I'd come back to it#so when stuff made no splash i wouldn't even notice until weeks later when I was looking through stats#usually just to find a fic i needed to reference#and i'd be like oh okay hm that's data#when not even popular stuff gets a lot of movement it doesn't hit you so hard when other stuff doesn't either#it's been weird this year because i haven't been able to post weekly due to life getting in the way#this is cold and snow season and it makes my writing days very spotty and i'm trying to just go with the flow on it#so when i DO post something there's like an EXPLOSION of activity#it's been interesting to see how when you regularly post no one say anything unless you miss an update#but when there's no promise of an update to come suddenly everything you post is much more valuable in people's heads#i have fics in other fandoms with SUPER rare pairs#and they really only get updates once every two months because i focus more on ANS#and like those chapters just explode on contact now. everyone comments and wants to talk about the characters and what's going on#and now that i'm really only posting ANS every 2-3 weeks it's starting to be the same here too#just SUPER interesting how the human brain works when it comes to this stuff
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BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Overview
BIOS, or Basic Input/Output System, is integral to a computer’s startup process. Updating the BIOS for my ASUS laptop. Stored on the motherboard, it initializes and tests hardware components, ensuring proper functionality before loading the operating system. One of the primary functions of BIOS is the Power-On Self-Test (POST), which verifies the presence and correct operation of essential…
#AMD Ryzen#Basic Input/Output System#BIOS#BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Overview#BIOS updates#computer stability.#data flow management#firmware#hardware initialization#Intel Raptor Lake#POST#Power-On Self-Test#system performance#tech doc#Tech Docs#UEFI#Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
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Harnessing Innovation with Open Channel Flowmeters, Temperature Transmitters, and IoT Energy Monitoring
The technological landscape has seen remarkable advancements, particularly in the fields of flow measurement, temperature sensing, and energy monitoring. These tools not only streamline industrial operations but also pave the way for efficient resource utilization and improved decision-making. Let’s explore the importance and applications of Open Channel Flowmeters, Temperature Transmitters, and IoT Energy Monitoring structures.
Open Channel Flowmeters for Accurate Flow Calculation
Open channel flowmeters are vital instruments used to measure the flow rate of liquids in open channels such as rivers, canals, or industrial wastewater systems. These devices utilize technologies like ultrasonic, laser, or differential force to ensure precision.
Key Rewards:
Non-Invasive Calculation:
These meters operate without blocking the flow, ensuring seamless monitoring.
Real-Time Data:
Advanced flowmeters provide continuous, real-time data for proactive decision-building.
Employments:
Widely used in water treatment factories, irrigation systems, and flood management.
By integrating modern communication protocols, open channel flowmeters are now compatible with IoT projects, enabling remote monitoring and predictive maintenance.
Temperature Transmitters with Precision and Reliable
Temperature is a critical parameter in industrial processes, making temperature transmitters indispensable. These devices convert temperature readings into standardized signals for easy integration with control structures.
Kinds of Temperature Transmitters:
1. Opposition Temperature Detectors:
Offer high correctness and stability.
2. Thermocouple Transmitters:
Handle a wide range of temperatures and are suitable for extreme states.
Employment:
HVAC systems for maintaining optimal environmental states.
Chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing for precise process control.
Power factories for monitoring boiler and turbine temperatures.
Temperature transmitters play a pivotal role in ensuring operational safety, energy planning, and product categories.
IoT Energy Monitoring for Revolutionizing Asset Management
In the era of smart technology, IoT energy monitoring systems are transforming how businesses manage energy consumption. By leveraging IoT, these systems gather, analyze, and visualize energy usage data in real time.
Core Characteristics:
Authentic-Time Tracking:
Monitor energy use and identify inefficiencies instantly.
Predictive Analytics:
Use historical data to predict future energy needs and optimize functioning.
Distant Monitoring:
Access awareness from anywhere, improving decision-making flexibility.
Employment:
Industrial IOT:
Reduce energy prices and carbon footprint.
Well, Turned Out Buildings:
Enhance sustainability and operational planning.
Renewable Power:
Monitor and optimize solar or air energy systems.
IoT energy monitoring systems empower businesses to meet regulatory requirements, achieve sustainability goals, and reduce operational charges.
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The synergy of open-channel flowmeters, temperature transmitters, and IoT energy monitoring systems offers unmatched potential for industries striving to achieve precision, efficiency, and sustainability. By adopting these technologies, organizations can improve operational performance, reduce prices, and control a greener planet.
As industries continue to develop, investing in these innovative tools is no longer optional, it’s a necessity for staying competitive in a rapidly changing world.
By embracing these advancements, businesses can achieve greater control over their processes and pave the way for a smarter, more efficient time to come.
#Modbus display#flameproof indicator#flow indicator totalizer#jumbo display#Loop Powered Indicator#IOT data logger#IOT Energy Monitoring#Open Channel Flowmeter#Temperature Transmitter#Alarm Annunciator#Modbus Display#Flameproof Indicator#Flow Indicator Totalizer#Jumbo Display#Temperature Controller#Signal Isolator
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I've said it once and I'll say it again: Wikipedia is great because anyone can contribute information to a topic. It's also terrible for that same reason, especially because it means certain users can be put in a position to bully other users, and create campaigns to vandalize certain topics in a way that's viewed as acceptable
#Don't go on Wikipedia for anything blatantly political about the MENA and expect an evenhanded report#I've seen some just like. Absolute shit. Shit citations. Shit flow of information to synthetic multiple data sets. Shit propaganda like thi#I'm entirely unsuprised there's been an effort to ensure a significant number of Zionist wiki editors are running around
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Tangential Flow Filtration Market: Growth, Trends, and Industry Insights from 2024-2031
The global tangential flow filtration (TFF) market is witnessing significant growth, driven by rising demand for advanced filtration technologies across biopharmaceutical, food, and industrial applications. According to SkyQuest Technology, the tangential flow filtration market is projected to achieve a valuation of USD 5.61 billion by 2031, growing at an impressive CAGR of 11.53% from 2024 to 2031. This growth reflects the increasing adoption of TFF for efficient purification, separation, and concentration processes.
Market Dynamics: Key Drivers Accelerating Growth
Growing Biopharmaceutical Industry The booming biopharma sector, driven by the increasing production of monoclonal antibodies, vaccines, and recombinant proteins, is a major contributor to the demand for tangential flow filtration systems. TFF ensures high-efficiency separation, making it indispensable in drug development and production.
Advancements in Membrane Technology Technological advancements in membrane materials and filtration devices are improving the efficacy and scalability of tangential flow filtration. This is attracting widespread adoption across research and manufacturing settings.
Rising Demand for Purification Techniques Industries such as food & beverage, chemical, and water treatment are increasingly turning to TFF systems for applications like protein purification, cell harvesting, and wastewater management.
High Demand for Single-Use Systems Single-use tangential flow filtration systems are gaining popularity for their convenience, cost-efficiency, and ability to reduce contamination risks in bioprocessing.
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Market Segmentation: Understanding the Key Categories
The tangential flow filtration market is categorized based on product, technology, application, and end-user:
By Product
Single-Use Systems: Highly preferred for biopharmaceutical manufacturing due to lower maintenance costs.
Reusable Systems: Ideal for large-scale production and industrial applications.
Membranes & Accessories: Includes membranes, cassettes, and cartridges that optimize filtration performance.
By Technology
Microfiltration: Widely used for cell harvesting and protein separation.
Ultrafiltration: Popular for separating macromolecules and purification of antibodies and vaccines.
By Application
Bioprocessing: The largest application segment, primarily in monoclonal antibody and protein production.
Viral Vector Manufacturing: Increasing adoption in gene therapy and vaccine production.
Food & Beverage: Used for clarifying and purifying liquids in dairy, beverages, and food production.
By End-User
Biopharmaceutical Companies: Dominating the market due to increasing drug production.
Research Laboratories: Growing adoption for laboratory-scale purification processes.
Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs): Increasing reliance on advanced filtration systems for outsourced production.
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Regional Insights: TFF Market Trends Across Key Regions
North America North America remains a dominant region, led by the United States, where significant investments in biopharma R&D and manufacturing are driving the adoption of TFF systems.
Europe Europe’s market growth is fueled by increasing demand for high-purity biopharmaceuticals and government initiatives supporting advanced filtration technologies. Countries like Germany and France are major contributors.
Asia-Pacific The Asia-Pacific region is the fastest-growing market, with countries like China, India, and Japan emerging as biopharma hubs. Increased outsourcing of drug manufacturing and rising investments in life sciences are driving regional growth.
Rest of the World Latin America and the Middle East & Africa are witnessing gradual growth due to expanding healthcare infrastructure and the adoption of innovative bioprocessing technologies.
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Top Players Shaping the Tangential Flow Filtration Market
The tangential flow filtration market is led by several key players who are continuously innovating and expanding their product offerings to meet growing demand:
Merck KGaA
Danaher Corporation
Sartorius AG
Repligen Corporation
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Koch Membrane Systems, Inc.
GE Healthcare
Pall Corporation
Novasep
MilliporeSigma
Alfa Laval AB
Spectrum Laboratories, Inc.
These companies are focusing on enhancing product efficiency and introducing single-use filtration systems to address evolving industry needs.
Key Trends Transforming the Tangential Flow Filtration Industry
Shift Towards Single-Use Technologies Single-use TFF systems are gaining traction in bioprocessing due to their flexibility, cost savings, and contamination-free operation.
Rising Adoption in Viral Vector Manufacturing The rise of gene therapies and vaccines has increased demand for TFF systems capable of handling viral vectors and complex molecules.
Technological Innovations in Membrane Filtration Advancements in membrane materials and designs are improving the filtration efficiency and scalability of TFF systems.
Expansion of Bioprocessing Facilities The rapid growth of the biopharmaceutical industry is leading to the establishment of advanced manufacturing facilities, further driving the adoption of TFF systems.
The Future of Tangential Flow Filtration
The tangential flow filtration market is on a growth trajectory, driven by rising demand for efficient purification systems in biopharmaceuticals, food, and industrial applications. With advancements in membrane technology, increased adoption of single-use systems, and expanding bioprocessing capabilities, the market is poised for sustained expansion in the coming years.
As companies focus on innovation and sustainability, the TFF market will play a critical role in supporting the growing needs of industries worldwide.
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running into this recurring issue where I'll read a job description and just. not understand what the company does or what I would be doing for them. and I can't decide if I'm just stupid or if stuff like "we power our employees' potential and strive to create opportunity and security for every member of the team" is genuine word salad.
and I think maybe if you can't explain your company or job in 1-2 sentences to someone's grandpa I think maybe your company or job shouldn't exist.
#my diary#'complete Business Process Modeling (process flow integrity data integrity and solution integrity) to deliver strategic business outcomes'#bro literally what do these words mean#I've determined this company is a marketing firm#I don't think I want to work for a marketing firm that can't communicate
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I have a 20-40 page paper due next Tuesday and these are like one of the only things that are bringing me joy right now amid the stress lol
Pineapple, Piano, Microphone, April, Fool, Free and Carrot
Eyyy that is such a mood, I have my grad thesis due next Sunday, like ahhhhh, will I get my Masters? Who knows xp, at least I'll have fanfiction :D
Like a fool, he had believed him.
“Hm, I don’t know what you’re talking about,” Buck plays at obliviousness, though he loosens his grip slightly, so Chris can wiggle free.
Most I saw coming, but that fact that I didn't have April threw me off, like what do you mean? With this fic im writing no April? Whack
#rr ask#keeping each other sane <3#calling that college solidarity#i wish you much luck with you paper!#may you words flow and your data make sense and your citations come easily
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