2. Data Warehouse Metrics
Meaningful Measurements Are Key When Comparing Data Warehouses. Everything has metrics. Roads have speed limits. People have a weight. Cars have a tachometer. Days have temperatures.
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6. Data Warehouses for Medium-Sized Companies
Can a Medium-Sized Company Afford a Data Warehouse? What is the Business Case? Historically, Data Warehouse efforts have been pursued by Fortune 1000 companies. These are large organizations with vast resources and with leading-edge technical savvy at the ready.
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8. Measuring the value of BI and DW Initiatives
Understanding and quantifying each initiative's cost and benefits is necessary to make an informed decision. Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing are no exception to this rule, although many organizations have been reluctant quantifying their value
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10. "Competing on Analytics" by Professor Thomas H. Davenport.
Ask more. Learn more. Do more with your data! Many of our customers, including Amazon.com, Capital One, Cingular Wireless, Neiman Marcus and others, leverage their data to a competitive advantage. Visionary companies have built their businesses on their ability to collect, analyze and act on data. Learn more. Read "Competing on Analytics" by Professor Thomas H. Davenport.
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