The Manager's Guide to Data Warehousing covers all phases of the data warehouse lifecycle, helping to explain the roles that both business managers and technicians play at each stage. The goals and objectives of each phase are explained, as are the critical decision points for success at each phase.
An ideal guide for the non-technical professional eager to learn more about data warehousing
A successful data warehouse project can provide immense value for business enterprises or other organizations. Building and maintaining a data warehouse demands the combined efforts of both IT and non-technical personnel. While there are plenty of resources aimed at the technology professionals who design and build data warehouses, there has to date been no useful guide written for a non-technical audience. This book fills that void and serves as an ideal resource for business and IT managers and others from the non-IT side who want to do their part to ensure data warehousing success.
This helpful book provides a solid introduction to the fundamentals of data warehousing. The author details each step of a data warehouse project, and provides a clear explanation of what's involved in efficiently building a data warehouse and what must be done to deliver the data. You'll examine the business management of a data warehouse and discover essential methods for cultivating a strong partnership between the business and IT elements of your organization. You can use this knowledge to be more effective when sharing your requirements and concerns during a project.
A Manager's Guide to Data Warehousing explains what you need to create your data warehouse and establish long-term success. The book covers: