Data Warehousing: Bringing it All Together
Information Systems ManagementPublished 1 March 1998
John van den Hoven
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SNIP1.98
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Many best-of-breed products are required for a data warehouse, including data warehouse generation tools, data management tools, and data access tools, which makes the project a significant systems integration challenge.
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Abstract Many best-of-breed products are required for a data warehouse, including data warehouse generation tools, data management tools, and data access tools. These components must be made to work together, greatly increasing the complexity and cost of building a data warehouse (and making the project a significant systems integration challenge).
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Computer ScienceDecision SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting