The user information system. Its concept and practical use.

This paper describes a new approach to data warehousing, in focusing the data warehousing solutions on the every day needs of data end-users.

The user information system. Its concept and practical use

Michel JambuFrance Telecom CNET (National Center for Telecommunications Research;University Paris-Dauphine, France

INTRODUCTION

In all industries, businesses of all sizes are finding that implementing data warehouses provides the base for the powerful analytical, decision-making techniques that are critical in today's competitive environment These techniques include data mining, multidimensional data analysis, traditional tools such as data query and reporting, as well as the less traditional applications aimed at disseminating data via the company's computer network. Applying these analytical techniques on a data warehouse can result in more effective decision making and can...

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