Data warehousing: architecture and implementation

Michelle C. Dy · Michael W. Hawkins

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From the Publisher: This book delivers what every data warehousing project participant needs most: a thorough overview of today's best solutions, and a reliable step-by-step process for building warehouses that meet their objectives. It answers the key questions asked by everyone involved in a data warehouse initiative: project sponsors, developers, managers, and CIOs. And, with over 70 figures, it doesn't just tell you how to get the job done: it shows you.

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