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Australian Bureau of Statistics Gains Powerful Analytic Facilities With Integrated Data Warehouse

Overview Established in 1905, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is Australia's central statistical authority, providing high quality, objective, and timely statistics about the nation's economy and its social and cultural characteristics. The Australian bureau wanted to increase efficiency by reengineering the input supply chain, enhancing data capture and storage techniques and wanted to protect data from unauthorized viewing through the use of Oracle Fine Grained Access Control to define roles and assign privileges to users. Maintaining data in separate systems was not delivering business value to ABS, leading the organization to move to a relational database environment in 1990. "Oracle is a vital data management tool for ABS," added Studman. "It is an enterprise-class database management system with exceptional functionality.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Storage Management, Database Management

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