Data Warehousing for E-Business
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W. H. INMON, the acknowledged "father of data warehousing," is a partner in www.billinmon.com, a Web site for the corporate information factory. He has written over forty books on databases, database management, and data warehouse technology, and he speaks regularly at leading industry conferences.
R. H. TERDEMAN has over thirty years' experience in the data processing industry. In his role as Chief Data Warehousing Architect of EMC Corporation, he visits with more than one hundred companies a year to advise and consult on data warehouse infrastructure design.
JOYCE NORRIS-MONTANARI is a Senior Vice President for Intelligent Solutions, Inc. and a leading data warehouse and meta data expert. She speaks frequently at data warehouse conferences and is a contributor to several trade publications.
DAN MEERS is a business consultant specializing in CIF strategies for e-business support. He has fifteen years of computing and data management experience and has collaborated on the publication of various trade journal articles, industry books, and technical papers.
R. H. TERDEMAN has over thirty years' experience in the data processing industry. In his role as Chief Data Warehousing Architect of EMC Corporation, he visits with more than one hundred companies a year to advise and consult on data warehouse infrastructure design.
JOYCE NORRIS-MONTANARI is a Senior Vice President for Intelligent Solutions, Inc. and a leading data warehouse and meta data expert. She speaks frequently at data warehouse conferences and is a contributor to several trade publications.
DAN MEERS is a business consultant specializing in CIF strategies for e-business support. He has fifteen years of computing and data management experience and has collaborated on the publication of various trade journal articles, industry books, and technical papers.
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Acknowledgments.
Preface.
The Opportunities and Challenges of E-Business.
The Corporate Information Factory and e-Business.
Building an Iterative e-Business Infrastructure.
Identifying E-Business Users.
Integrating e-Business Data and Corporate Data.
Performance in the E-Business Environment.
Data Storage Technologies for E-Business.
Applications for E-Business.
Exploration in e-Commerce.
Adapting to Changes in Your E-Business.
Glossary.
Recommended Reading.
Preface.
The Opportunities and Challenges of E-Business.
The Corporate Information Factory and e-Business.
Building an Iterative e-Business Infrastructure.
Identifying E-Business Users.
Integrating e-Business Data and Corporate Data.
Performance in the E-Business Environment.
Data Storage Technologies for E-Business.
Applications for E-Business.
Exploration in e-Commerce.
Adapting to Changes in Your E-Business.
Glossary.
Recommended Reading.
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