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Solutions
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Enterprise Data Warehouse |
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Need to gather information? Where do you look first? Excel spreadsheets? Several disparate databases? Operational systems? Maybe a combination of all of the above.
As in many companies, data can reside in several places. Getting a single report in order to make informed decisions can be a daunting and even impossible task. A data warehouse brings it all together. Important information is integrated, organized and made ready to assist in business decisions.
The data warehouse is a significant factor in Business Intelligence used to support forecasting and decision-making processes across the enterprise. A data warehouse acts as a centralized repository of an organization's data, ultimately providing one version of the truth.
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Data Extraction
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| Data Extraction describes the processes and methods for sourcing data from the system of record. |
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| Data Cleansing and Transformation
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| Data Cleansing and Transformation describes the processes, rules, and methods required to place the data in a consistent state for downstream reporting and analyis. |
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Data Load and Auditing
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| Data Loading describes the process of placing the information in a repository that can be queried for information on an as needed basis. Data Auditing describes the monitoring and logging tasks associated with data management inputs, processes and outputs. |
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| Data Architecture
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| Data Architecture describes the best practices and techniques designed to ensure repeatable and accurate data management. |
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