HOUSTON E-RETAILERS PRESENTED BY: BALA ANUDEEP GUDURI (LEAD) KAVYA HEGDE DIVYA GANGWANI SUHAS MALAVALLI.

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HOUSTON E-RETAILERS PRESENTED BY: BALA ANUDEEP GUDURI (LEAD) KAVYA HEGDE DIVYA GANGWANI SUHAS MALAVALLI

BACKGROUND HOUSTON E-RETAILERS, INC is a startup E-Retail store based in Houston, Texas and carries various products from different famous franchisees for a number of internationally recognized brands like Dr. Pepper under Beverages, Proctor and Gamble for Toys and Cosmetics and many more. The company is mainly an E-Retail business which is looking on to expand its customer base and also grow their business and compete amongst their competitors in the E-Retail market.

BUSINESS NEED To build a long-term relationship with the customer. To run a profitable operation which typically means increasing revenue while limiting the expense. To analyze the transactional data and finally drive the company towards the success by making effective strategic decisions. Use effective tools or techniques which help in analyzing the data and produce reports to know the trending for past and the upcoming years.

HOW WOULD HOUSTON E-RETAILERS BENEFIT FROM DATA WAREHOUSE? This would make us aware of the past and future trends with regards to customer purchase, the product sales and many more by analyzing the data collected over the years. Knowing the sale of a particular product under a particular category at a given time that would facilitate in increasing the revenue for the future years. Finally, an important benefit being that its facilitates or company to provide the right product to the customer when they want.

DIMENSIONAL MODEL STAR SCHEMA Customer Vendor Product Date Fact_Sales ProductCategory

DIMENSIONAL MODEL

DIMENSION TABLES Customer Dimension:

DIMENSION TABLES Vendor Dimension:

DIMENSION TABLES Date Dimension:

DIMENSION TABLES Product Dimension:

DIMENSION TABLES Product Category Dimension:

DIMENSION TABLES Fact_Sales Dimension:

* REPORTS Following reports have been planned on to be generated using the cube:  Sales Report  Gender and Age Based Sales Report  Product Sales Report

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