Monday, April 25, 2011

Data Warehousing ETL tutorial

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The ETL and Data Warehousing tutorial is organized into lessons representing various business intelligence scenarios, each of which describes a typical data warehousing challenge. This guide might be considered as an ETL process and Data Warehousing knowledge base with a series of examples illustrating how to manage and implement the ETL process in a data warehouse environment. The purpose of this tutorial is to outline and analyze the most widely encountered real life datawarehousing problems and challenges that need to be taken during the design and architecture phases of a successful data warehouse project deployment. Going...
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What is Business Intelligence?

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Business intelligence is a broad set of applications, technologies and knowledge for gathering and analyzing data for the purpose of helping users make better business decisions. The main challenge of Business Intelligence is to gather and serve organized information regarding all relevant factors that drive the business and enable end-users to access that knowledge easily and efficiently and in effect maximize the success of an organization. Business intelligence produces analysis and provides in depth knowledge about performance indicators such as company's customers, competitors, business counterparts, economic environment...
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Buy vs. Build

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Buy vs. Build When it comes to ETL tool selection, it is not always necessary to purchase a third-party tool. This determination largely depends on three things:     Complexity of the data transformation: The more complex the data transformation is, the more suitable it is to purchase an ETL tool.     Data cleansing needs: Does the data need to go through a thorough cleansing exercise before it is suitable to be stored in the data warehouse? If so, it is best to purchase a tool with strong data cleansing functionalities. Otherwise, it may be sufficient to simply build the ETL routine from scratch.   ...
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