Establishing Making-it-Happen as ‘Formal & Measurable’ Business Discipline

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Business Intelligence Architecture Scenarios	Business Intelligence Management

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CHAPTER - OLAP Architectures

OLAP is an important component of BI big picture. OLAP within itself has different ways to store and access data. The common options are MOLAP, ROLAP and HOLAP.

Topics

MOLAP Multi-dimensional OLAP architecture

This OLAP architecture has summarized data stored in Multi-dimensional Data base format.

ROLAP- Relational OLAP architecture

This OLAP stores the Data in relational format, while presenting it in Multi-dimensional format.

HOLAP- Hybrid OLAP architecture

This is the balance between ROLAP and MOLAP.

OLAP Architecture choice

Each of the architectures have their own context and relevance.

Business Intelligence Architecture Scenarios	Business Intelligence Management

All Chapters in "BI End-to-End." Section

BI Architecture Components → Business Intelligence Architecture Scenarios → OLAP Architectures → Business Intelligence Management → Business Intelligence Competency Centre → Business Intelligence Performance Management →

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Practice Work-Kits

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Business Case for BI Investments

MDM - CDI overall Platform

Metadata detail level

BI Mixed Data Access

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Data Quality Risk Assessment

Source system mapping matrix

Data Warehouse Design and Architecture Overview

Metadata Objective and purpose- Why Metadata