Data Warehousing For Dummies
2ND EDITION
by Thomas C. Hammergren
and Alan R. Simon
2ND EDITION
by Thomas C. Hammergren
and Alan R. Simon
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: What’s in a Data Warehouse?
Chapter 2: What Should You Expect from Your Data Warehouse?
Chapter 3: Have It Your Way: The Structure of a Data Warehouse
Chapter 4: Data Marts: Your Retail Data Outlet
Chapter 5: Relational Databases and Data Warehousing
Chapter 6: Specialty Databases and Data Warehousing
Chapter 7: Stuck in the Middle with You: Data Warehousing Middleware
Chapter 8: An Intelligent Look at Business Intelligence
Chapter 9: Simple Database Querying and Reporting
Chapter 10: Business Analysis (OLAP)
Chapter 11: Data Mining: Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, It’s Off to Mine We Go
Chapter 12: Dashboards and Scorecards
Chapter 13: Data Warehousing and Other IT Projects: The Same but Different
Chapter 14: Building a Winning Data Warehousing Project Team
Chapter 15: You Need What? When? — Capturing Requirements
Chapter 16: Analyzing Data Sources
Chapter 17: Delivering the Goods
Chapter 18: User Testing, Feedback, and Acceptance
Chapter 19: The Information Value Chain: Connecting Internal and External Data
Chapter 20: Data Warehousing Driving Quality and Integration
Chapter 21: The View from the Executive Boardroom
Chapter 22: Existing Sort-of Data Warehouses: Upgrade or Replace?
Chapter 23: Surviving in the Computer Industry (and Handling Vendors)
Chapter 24: Working with Data Warehousing Consultants
Chapter 25: Expanding Your Data Warehouse with Unstructured Data
Chapter 26: Agreeing to Disagree about Semantics
Chapter 27: Collaborative Business Intelligence
Chapter 28: Ten Questions to Consider When You’re Selecting User Tools
Chapter 29: Ten Secrets to Managing Your Project Successfully
Chapter 30: Ten Sources of Up-to-Date Information about Data Warehousing
Chapter 31: Ten Mandatory Skills for a Data Warehousing Consultant
Chapter 32: Ten Signs of a Data Warehousing Project in Trouble
Chapter 33: Ten Signs of a Successful Data Warehousing Project
Chapter 34: Ten Subject Areas to Cover with Product Vendors
Chapter 2: What Should You Expect from Your Data Warehouse?
Chapter 3: Have It Your Way: The Structure of a Data Warehouse
Chapter 4: Data Marts: Your Retail Data Outlet
Chapter 5: Relational Databases and Data Warehousing
Chapter 6: Specialty Databases and Data Warehousing
Chapter 7: Stuck in the Middle with You: Data Warehousing Middleware
Chapter 8: An Intelligent Look at Business Intelligence
Chapter 9: Simple Database Querying and Reporting
Chapter 10: Business Analysis (OLAP)
Chapter 11: Data Mining: Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, It’s Off to Mine We Go
Chapter 12: Dashboards and Scorecards
Chapter 13: Data Warehousing and Other IT Projects: The Same but Different
Chapter 14: Building a Winning Data Warehousing Project Team
Chapter 15: You Need What? When? — Capturing Requirements
Chapter 16: Analyzing Data Sources
Chapter 17: Delivering the Goods
Chapter 18: User Testing, Feedback, and Acceptance
Chapter 19: The Information Value Chain: Connecting Internal and External Data
Chapter 20: Data Warehousing Driving Quality and Integration
Chapter 21: The View from the Executive Boardroom
Chapter 22: Existing Sort-of Data Warehouses: Upgrade or Replace?
Chapter 23: Surviving in the Computer Industry (and Handling Vendors)
Chapter 24: Working with Data Warehousing Consultants
Chapter 25: Expanding Your Data Warehouse with Unstructured Data
Chapter 26: Agreeing to Disagree about Semantics
Chapter 27: Collaborative Business Intelligence
Chapter 28: Ten Questions to Consider When You’re Selecting User Tools
Chapter 29: Ten Secrets to Managing Your Project Successfully
Chapter 30: Ten Sources of Up-to-Date Information about Data Warehousing
Chapter 31: Ten Mandatory Skills for a Data Warehousing Consultant
Chapter 32: Ten Signs of a Data Warehousing Project in Trouble
Chapter 33: Ten Signs of a Successful Data Warehousing Project
Chapter 34: Ten Subject Areas to Cover with Product Vendors
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