2005-10-06
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Design and Theory
Dimensional Modeling 101 - Time vs Date
When most DW designers begin developing a data warehouse, the Time dimension is the first dimension reviewed with the users. There are usually two or three different persectives on what the Time dimension should represent but, for the most part, it will be used for such calculations as Year-to-date Sales, Monthly Inventory Churn, etc. What most users are actually describing is a Date, or Calendar dimension.
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Three Vs: Best Practices for a Unified Business Intelligence Infrastru
This article presents a broad set of guidelines to define the value, voice and visibility for a unified BI project.
2005-06-16
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Blogs
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