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| - | Referring to the figure in Section [[dido:public:ra:1.2_views:1_stakeholder]], one can observe that enterprises roughly map to an ecosphere; however, the enterprise does not necessarily control the ecosystems, platforms, or domains it now encompasses. From a DIDO perspective, all the ancillary data (i.e., external data) is accessed through the use of an //oracle//. There can be any number of oracles available to the node within a domain; these oracles can access data from centralized, decentralized, or other DIDOs. Some examples of oracles((This term should not be confused with the DBMS product from the Oracle Corporation; it is merely a term referring to something that is a good source of information.)): | + | Referring to the figure in Section [[dido:public:ra:1.2_views:1_stakeholder]], one can observe that enterprises roughly map to an ecosphere; however, the enterprise does not necessarily control the ecosystems, platforms, or domains it now encompasses. From a DIDO perspective, all the ancillary data (i.e., external data) is accessed through the use of an //oracle//. There can be any number of oracles available to the [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.a_glossary:n:node|node]] within a domain; these oracles can access data from centralized, decentralized, or other DIDOs. Some examples of oracles((This term should not be confused with the DBMS product from the Oracle Corporation; it is merely a term referring to something that is a good source of information.)): |
| * Another domain within the same ecosystem | * Another domain within the same ecosystem | ||