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Business Intelligence Architecture Scenarios
These are some of the most common combinations which could exist to enable Business Intelligence
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One tier Data Warehouse
This is most basic set-up having a staging database accessed by end-user tools
Two tier Data Warehouse Architecture- Independent Data Marts
This is the next step of evolution before we get onto a Data warehouse
Two tier Data Warehouse Architecture- Staging and Data Warehouse
This is the utopian scenario, where an enterprise staging is supplying data to enterprise Data Warehouse.
Three Tier Data Warehouse -Business Intelligence Architecture
This scenario has a Data Warehouse supplying to Data Marts.
BI Mixed Data Access
In real world, end user tools access data from various sources.
Business Intelligence Metadata Architecture Scenarios
Business Intelligence Metadata Architecture has essentially two scenarios- Centralized and Distributed. This page provides you the representation and comparison across these two scenarios.
BI Architecture Components
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