The final piece of the puzzle: Data access layer In the previous installments of this series (part 1 , part 2 ), we explored how financial institutions can break free from the data doom loop by leveraging data products and data contracts. By implementing these concepts, firms can take ownership of their data, enha

In Part 1, we covered the data doom loop – the cycle of complexity, inefficiency, and eroding trust in financial data that persists despite massive investments. The solution isn’t another sweeping architectural overhaul. It’s about fixing how data is defined, accessed, and governed at the source. That’s where data products and data contracts come in. These concepts aren’t just buzzwords – they’re pragmatic, enforceable w

This last-mile perspective transforms anomaly detection from a data quality tool into a strategic business capability. So, instead of just catching errors, it becomes a tool for validating the business's narrative across all data domains

Check out this step-by-step guide to integrating and composing data from different domain APIs using Hasura Data Delivery Network (DDN).

Imagine a simple, standardized, data-source-agnostic data quality service that could complement existing approaches and dramatically improve data health through rapid feedback loops.

Learn why building a unified data access layer is one of the most critical requirements in the modern enterprise, and about making this transition.

The director of the data platform team explains that Hasura far surpasses traditional catalogs by providing critical integration with data warehouses – an essential capability for effective governance and self-serve access.

For GraphQL adoption to become viable for the organization, they needed Hasura's connect-and-compile approach. Hasura not only made GraphQL feasible but also satisfied additional criteria the organization had established for their chosen GraphQL solution.

Toronto-based engineering firm Tactable was first drawn to the overall value Hasura brings to backend development, and they’ve leveraged Hasura to deliver successful projects for major brands, including Shopify, Rakuten, and Walmart.

We will explore how Hasura revolutionizes the API ecosystem by enabling data aggregation, supporting microservices and federated GraphQL, facilitating serverless architecture, enabling multi-cloud strategies, and empowering real-time updates and event-driven APIs.