Enterprise Information Factory

Author: Ying Meng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Some books mainly introduce "how" to do things, and this category of books can be operation guides or manuals; some books mainly explain "why" to do so, which are usually books that describe basic principles; some others describe the "where" of the required information, such as atlases; there are also some books that only describe what should be done, and this book is one of them. This book provides a high-level overview, comprehensively introducing the overall architecture of the enterprise information factory, its components, and their relationships, including technologies such as data warehouses, data mining, data marts, and operational data stores. It concisely explains how to create an enterprise information factory, as well as the methods and steps for transforming and integrating existing systems into an enterprise information factory. This book comprehensively introduces the overall architecture of the enterprise information factory, its components, and their relationships, covering technologies such as data warehouses, data mining, data marts, and operational data storage.