# Dismantling ELT: The Case for Graphs, Not Silos

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**Created:** [28 November 2024 17:26 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/dismantling-elt-the-case-for-graphs-not-silos/179000 "2024-11-28T17:26:45Z")\
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> Dismantling ELT: The Case for Graphs, Not Silos — Jack Vanlightly.  
> ELT is a bridge between silos. A world without silos is a graph. I’ve been banging my drum recently about the ills of Conway’s Law and the need for low-coupling data architectures. In my Curse of Conway and the Data Space blog post, I explored how Conway’s Law manifests in the disconnect betwe

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> **[Dismantling ELT: The Case for Graphs, Not Silos — Jack Vanlightly](https://jack-vanlightly.com/blog/2024/11/26/dismantling-elt-the-case-for-graphs-not-silos)**
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> ELT is a bridge between silos. A world without silos is a graph. I’ve been banging my drum recently about the ills of Conway’s Law and the need for low-coupling data architectures. In my Curse of Conway and the Data Space blog post, I explored...

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