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EIMInsight · Volume 3 · Issue 4

April 2009

4 articles

  1. What Important Activities Did You Leave Out?

    You have a checklist of the major activities that are part of every data warehouse implementation but there may be one of two you left out. These four are ones that many organizations left…

    By Sid Adelman · Revised edition published at EWSolutions
  2. Leveraging Subject Area Models

    A Subject Area Model (SAM) is a key component of a successfully developed data warehousing or data architecture program. Oftentimes, when a subject area model is created, they are frequently leveraged for only the…

    By Bruce Johnson · Revised edition published at EWSolutions
  3. The Conceptual Data Model Assessment (CDMA): Ensuring That Your Conceptual Data Models Are “Disruptive”

    The Conceptual Data Model (CDM) is a technology and application neutral data model that is developed to help ensure that IT understands the business – before data stores and applications are designed and developed.…

    By Pete Stiglich · Revised edition published at EWSolutions
  4. Data Governance As Part Of A Data Warehouse Initiative

    Many corporations are experiencing significant business benefits using data warehouse technology. Users report gains in market competitiveness (increased revenue) and information management (reduced costs). A data warehouse is a separate architecture used to maintain…

    By Anne Marie Smith · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

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