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sponsored by Syncsort
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19 Mar 2007
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Published:
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01 Mar 2007
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PDF
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White Paper
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Successful business intelligence (BI) and data warehouse projects share at least one common characteristic: explicit consideration of risk. BI projects are peppered with risks, from data quality to analytic value and scalability. Furthermore, these risks often bring entire projects to a halt, leaving planners scrambling for cover, sponsors looking for remedies, and budgets wiped out.
This white paper describes two methods for minimizing the risk associated with BI iterations: Rule-Based Audits and Proof-of-Concepts. Independently used, each will help you clarify and better understand risk points associated with your project. Implemented together, they represent a continuum of risk mitigating techniques. Their presence in projects is a demonstration of the professionalism and discipline found only in seasoned, successful BI teams.
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Author
Michael L. Gonzales
Managing Partner
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HandsOn-BI, LLC
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BROWSE RELATED
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Analytic Applications Software | Boehm Spiral Model | Business Intelligence | Data Auditing | Data Quality | Data Warehouses | Database Performance Management | ETL (Software) | Parallel Processing | Retail Trade Industry | Risk Management
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