Onsite Seminar
Practical Techniques to Define, Design and Sustain Your Data Warehouse
As data warehouse nestles into the information architecture tool kit, many companies and organizations are still grappling with fundamental development challenges and growth issues. In a focused and pragmatic style (and occasionally entertaining) this class cuts through vendor fog and guru religious wars. Without any preaching, attendees will learn practical techniques to define, design and most importantly, SUSTAIN their data warehouse.
Objectives
- Learn how to initiate or re-initiate a Data Warehouse project
- Learn how to create a manageable project plan and learn why project management in a Data Warehouse is different than in other projects
- Understand data quality and the affect on the Data Warehouse
- Learn how to assess the readiness of an organization to use and sustain the Data Warehouse
- Understand how to define Data Warehouse requirements
- Understand what pitfalls to avoid, no matter what it says in the book
- Understand how to develop requirements that the business REALLY needs
- Learn how to engage the business user to sustain buy in
- Learn how to design the data base structure you need, versus what someone else says
- Learn how to make sure that the Data Warehouse environment is efficient and cost effective
- Understand the current state of Data Warehouse and BI technology?
- Find out if you really need at ETL tool?
- How to define the technology requirements
- How to develop, maintain, and sustain the Data Warehouse
- Learn data Warehouse testing and development
- Learn the latest Data Warehouse techniques
- Best practices and new trends and uses for the Data Warehouse
Who Should Attend:
Data Warehouse Managers, New Developers, Business Users, and Experienced Data Warehouse Professionals needing a refresher in the latest techniques.
Duration
2 days
Course Format
Lecture, group discussion
Instructor
John Ladley
To request a quote for this in-house seminar
Please call (973)379-7212 or email info@debtechint.com
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