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Subject:
Building a data warehouse - methodology from a business standpoint
Category: Business and Money Asked by: milan2020-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
27 Nov 2005 05:24 PST
Expires: 27 Dec 2005 05:24 PST Question ID: 598076 |
I'm working in a medium-size organization faced with several data gathering and reporting systems where data definitions and terminology have not followed common taxonomy standards across the organization. These independent systems range in size and complexity from relatively small Access databases and Excel based solutions to very large SQL databases. I've been tasked to develop a platform where all of the existing data sources can be pulled together in a consolidated data warehouse to measure key performance indicators across the enterprise. I'm only interested in the business approach and not the architectural approach. Question: Does anyone have the experience with these types of projects? Could they direct me to any manuals or documentations dealing with the methodologies on how to tackle this? Any tools on the market? This sounds to me like a classic problem. I'm specifically interested in at least two things: 1) methodologies on assessing the current practices and data requirements across the organization 2) Documentation/methodologies to help write the business requirements document, drive consensus among the stakeholders |
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Re: Building a data warehouse - methodology from a business standpoint
From: caymanuk-ga on 02 Dec 2005 14:29 PST |
Methodology would be "agile programming". Very dynamic and responsive to User needs/participation. Has history and status to persuade stakeholders. And is fun. Google and review the results. |
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