Satisfying the User
Published in TDAN.com July 2000 This article is excerpted from a book titled, Data Warehouse Project Management scheduled to be…
Y2K Post Mortem
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 The greatly hyped, widely feared transition to Y2K has passed with relatively little consequence. To…
Business Processes and Logical Process Modeling – An Overview
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 To design an application to provide optimum benefits, the architect, designer and programmers must thoroughly…
Critical Success Factors for Data Warehouse Engineering Part 2
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 Articles in this series – Part 1, Part 2 CSF: Data Warehouse Technology Only after…
A Framework for Characterizing Knowledge Management Methods, Practices & Technologies
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 Abstract Knowledge management is not one single discipline. Rather, it an integration of numerous endeavors…
The E-Dilemma
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 Over the last several years we have learned a new vocabulary. The “E” vocabulary. e-Business,…
Data Model Views
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 About Views and the Conceptual Schema The notation of object models exactly corresponds to that…
How Much Can Data Analysis be Automated?
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 INTRODUCTION In the not too distant past, people wanting to perform a simple linear regression…
Nine Steps to Successful Customer-Centric Databases
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 At the center of every business is the customer. Providing customers with goods and/or services…
The Knowledge Advantage – Maximizing Data Quality in the Data Warehouse Through Enterprise-Wide Understanding
Published in TDAN.com April 2000 ABSTRACT A critical success factor for a data warehouse is the perception of the quality…