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Lessons from a Successful Data Warehouse Implementation

Lessons from a Successful Data Warehouse Implementation

Title:Lessons from a Successful Data Warehouse Implementation (ID: CEM9548)
Author(s):John D. Porter (Arizona State University) and John J. Rome (Arizona State University)
Topics:Data Warehouse, Decision Support Systems, Executive Information Systems
Origin:CAUSE/EFFECT (Archives) (1995)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:A data warehouse is often the first client/server application an organization attempts. This was the case at Arizona State University (ASU), where such a project brought together student, financial, and human resources data in an integrated data warehouse. This article discusses the project's history and architecture, issues faced, and lessons learned after three years of work. This article was adapted from a CAUSE94 conference presentation (CNC9446).
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