DATA WAREHOUSE IMPLEMENTATION
CHAPTER 3
DATA WAREHOUSE IMPLEMENTATION
WHAT?
- Data warehouse implementation is a series of activities that are essential to create a fully functioning data warehouse after classifying, analyzing and designing the data warehouse with respect to the requirements provided by the client.
- Various phases of data warehouse implementation are: -
(i) Planning
(ii) Data Gathering
(iii) Data Analysis
(iv) Business Actions
- Data warehouses need few important components to defined while designing implementation of system, such as data marts, OLTP/OLAP, ETL, meta data etc.
- To identify & store the data in effective manner.
- It can help in making decision based on strong data analysis.
- It stores data from various sources with different formats & with help of ETL tools convert this data into standard format.
HOW?
Planning: -
- It is one of most important steps of process.
- It helps in getting a pathway or the road map that we have to follow achieve our described goals & objectives.
Data Gathering: -
- It is process that involves the collection of data from various source that can be used for data analysis and reporting.
- It involves a wide-range of steps & it is a time- consuming process.
- It needs to identify data that is going to be helpful for organization.
Data Analysis: -
- Once data collected, next step which comes into the picture is data analysis.
- The process of generating & getting meaningful insights out of the day together is known as data analysis.
Business Action: -
- From data analysis further used for making decisions for the organization.
- Higher-level would be efficiency of the business decisions and these decisions are going to decide the future of organizations.
Components of Data warehouse implementation: -
- Data Marts
- OLTP
- OLAP
- Meta Data
- ETL
1. Data Marts: -
- It is important components of data warehouse.
- It can be the subset of a data warehouse that is focused on particular business line.
- LIKE: - SALES, MARKETING, HUMAN RESOURCES.
2. OLTP: -
- Stands for ONLINE TRANSACTIONAL PROCESSING.
- It deals with processing of transactional data which is frequently changing in nature.
3. OLAP: -
- It stands for ONLINE ANALYTICAL PROCESS.
- It helps in processing and analyzing the data stored in database.
- It deals with master data which is not frequently changing in nature.
4. Meta Data: -
- The data of data is known as meta data.
- It helps in getting the information about the data.
- For example: - If we have country data, then state data, city data & the area level can be called the meta data of data.
ADVANTAGES: -
- Better data management and delivery.
- Better decision making
- Cost Reduction
- Competitive advantages


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