Dimensional modeling for operational systems

celoto at 01h00
31
Jul
2009
Dimensional modeling for operational systems

It seems to me that dimensional modeling is adequate for database modeling even for operational systems.

From my perspective, a dimensional model can register any set of business process and it is already adequate for query.

If the whole organization used only one dimensionally designed metadata , I think it would save a lot of work.

Am I crazy?
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