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A Brief Guide to Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence
Overview As more and more data is being created and converted to digital streams, businesses need a way to consolidate and harness all of it. That's where a data warehouse comes in. Once they've got all of that data connected, they need a way to tap into it for powerful reporting and forecasting. That what business intelligence is for, as this TechRepublic Webcast explains. The topics covered include:
- Understanding why and when you need a data warehouse
- Making the case to the business for a data warehouse project
- Understanding and communicating the value of business intelligence (BI)
- Using BI for nimble decision-making
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| Publisher | TechRepublic | File Format | Webcast |
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| Date Published | December 2007 | Downloads | 26 |
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