17. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 10 , wherein the reconciled data includes only one of the first provider-specific data for the first data provider and the second provider-specific data for the second data provider.
10. A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that when executed cause at least one processor to: reconcile a first instance of a resource object from a first data provider and a second instance of the resource object from a second data provider to obtain a reconciled resource object having reconciled data, the first instance and the second instance sharing a common attribute, the common attribute being marked as a context-sensitive attribute, the context-sensitive attribute of the first instance having first provider-specific data specific to the first data provider, the context-sensitive attribute of the second instance having second provider-specific data specific to the second data provider, wherein upon determining that the common attribute is marked as the context-sensitive attribute, a unique reconciliation rule is applied to the first and second instances than what is normally applied to an object without the context-sensitive attribute; store the first instance in a first provider data partition associated with the first data provider, the second instance in a second provider data partition associated with the second data provider, and the reconciled resource object in a target data partition; receive a query including a query parameter identifying data related to the context-sensitive attribute and context information identifying one of the first data provider and the second data provider; query at least one data partition among a plurality of data partitions in response to the query, the plurality of data partitions including the first provider data partition, the second provider data partition, and the target data partition; and retrieve either the first provider-specific data or the second provider-specific data from the at least one data partition based on the context information.