Data syncretization

Date syncretization is the combining of differing data elements from a variety of source data, and managing the set as a tightly blended arrangement of data. It may also involve the unification of various data operations into a single framework for common policies, common metadata, common software repository, and common data flow or the joining of disparate applications into a merged platform that shares common underlying functions at a base code level. It involves the act of consolidating many different data management goals so as to drive data from creation to termination via policies that follow the data from its point of origin, throughout its lifecycle.^[1][2]

References

1. ^ Syncretize
2. ^ Computer.org