The Data Webhouse Toolkit: Building the Web‐enabled Data Warehouse

Ralph Kimball

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BRINGING THE WEB TO THE WAREHOUSE. Why Bring the Web to the Warehouse? Tracking Website User Actions. Using the Clickstream to Make Decisions. Understanding the Clickstream as a Data Source. Designing the Website to Support Warehousing. Building Clickstream Data Marts. Assembling Clickstream Value Chains. Implementing the Clickstream Post-Processor. BRINGING THE WAREHOUSE TO THE WEB. Why Bring the Warehouse to the Web? Designing the User Experience. Driving Data Mining from the Webhouse. Creating an International Data Webhouse. Data Webhouse Security. Scaling the Webhouse. Managing the Webhouse Project. The Future of Webhousing. Glossary of Abbreviations and Terms. Bibliography. Index.

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