Operational Reporting from a Dimensional Model

AndyPainter at 12h45
26
Jan
2011
Operational Reporting from a Dimensional Model

Having worked with various models over the years, i'm begining to think that a multi layered data model approach is best for medium and larger corporations. (see my IM model here http://enterpriseinformationmanagement.wordpress.com/information-management-architecture/)

I've seen lots of t
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