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Title: Introduction to Data Warehousing


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Reminder
  • The purpose of a data warehouse is to expose
    business information for use by decision makers
    in the organization.
  • A data warehouse containing hundreds of millions
    of pieces of data is of no use to a decision
    maker without tools to assist in the analysis and
    evaluation process.
  • These analysis tools can vary from simple reports
    to sophisticated data mining algorithms.

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What is Business Intelligence?
  • The processes, technologies, and tools needed to
    turn data into information and information into
    knowledge plans that drive profitable business
    action.

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Statisticians
  • There are typically only a handful of
    sophisticated analysts Statisticians and
    operations research types in any organization.
  • Though few in number, they are some of the best
    users of the data warehouse those whose work can
    contribute to the profitability of the company.
  • It is vital that these users come to love the
    data warehouse.
  • Usually that is not difficult these people are
    often very self-sufficient and need only to be
    pointed to the database and given some simple
    instructions about how to get to the data and
    what times of the day are best for performing
    large queries to retrieve data to analyze using
    their own sophisticated tools.

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Knowledge Workers
  • A relatively small number of analysts perform the
    bulk of new queries and analyses against the data
    warehouse.
  • Their queries and reports typically get published
    for the benefit of the Information Consumers.
  • Knowledge Workers are often deeply engaged with
    the data warehouse design and place the greatest
    demands on the ongoing data warehouse operations
    team for training and support.

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Information Consumers
  • Most users of the data warehouse are Information
    Consumers
  • They will probably never compose a true ad hoc
    query. They use static or simple interactive
    reports that others have developed.
  • Do not neglect these users! This group includes a
    large number of people.

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Executives
  • Executives are a special case of the Information
    Consumers group.
  • Few executives actually issue their own queries,
    but an executive's slightest musing can generate
    a flurry of activity among the other types of
    users.

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Simple predefined summary reports
  • Simple predefined summary reports can provide
    managers with periodic or on-demand snapshots of
    the state of the business at a point in time.
    More sophisticated reports can display trends of
    predetermined business variables.
  • Such reports are useful and have historically
    been produced from online transaction (OLTP)
    systems. To capture up-to-the-minute status,
    snapshot detail and summary reports must continue
    to be produced from the data source systems.

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Reports - Disadvantages
  • Managers cant do it by their own.
  • Producing the report takes time.
  • Predefined reports serve their specific purposes
    well but are not suited to explorative analysis.
    Analysts want to discover trends and anomalies in
    the data and explore various areas of the data to
    find the sources of these trends and anomalies

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The Cube - Properties
  • A data warehouse cube is defined by any number of
    dimensions (it is not limited to three)
  • Dimension can be organized into any number of
    levels.
  • The cells are facts. Facts correspond to the
    cross product of each dimension of the cube.
  • The fact can show a measure of something like 120
    units sold or 960.00 in sales.

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  • Roll up (drill-up) summarize data
  • by climbing up hierarchy or by dimension
    reduction
  • Drill down (roll down) reverse of roll-up
  • from higher level summary to lower level summary
    or detailed data, or introducing new dimensions
  • Slice and dice
  • project and select
  • Pivot (rotate)
  • reorient the cube.

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Operations
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Drill-Down and Roll-up
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Tool 1 Pivot Table of Excel
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Tool 2 Data Analyzer
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