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Summary of Reports


 Aleri

 Cognos

 InterSystems

 Sage

 Trillium Software



Management Briefings



 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

 Project Management: Cath Lavery of Newell & Budge | Part 2

 Market Direction: Accenture's Gregg Taylor | Part 2 | Part 3

 Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3

 Assisted Analytics: John Coppins of Guided Analytics | Part 2

 Case Study: Conchango's Stephen Bond | Part 2

 Best Practice: Calleva's Chris Maxwell | Part 2

 Market News | Part 2

 Security Issues: Rupert Cavendish of Iconium reports | Part 2

 Management Issues: Temtec's Alan Parker | Part 2

 Expert Opinion: Mark Keepax of Dimension Data

Issue Summary

Too many companies have had their fingers burnt taking the traditional approach to data warehousing, says Mark Keepax of Dimension Data.

Red hot data sources

Mark Keepax

There are some significant changes occurring in the way organisations choose to view and implement their data warehouses. By opting for a different approach many companies – particularly small to medium-sized ones – are finding they can achieve a faster and more cost-effective solution to their problems of data storage and manipulation.

Traditionally, companies have looked to address these requirements by putting in a data warehouse which draws together information from all their operational systems. In effect, this is like installing a giant blast furnace with the data from across the company being used as the fuel.

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