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Data Warehouse Concepts & Architecture

Data Warehouse Concepts Topics To Be Discussed: Why Do We Need A Data Warehouse ? The Goal Of A Data Warehouse ? What Exactly Is A Data Warehouse ? Comparison Of A Data Warehouse And An Operational Data Store. Data Warehouse Trends.

Why Do We Need A Data Warehouse ? Data Warehouse Concepts Why Do We Need A Data Warehouse ? We Can Only See - What We Can See !

Why Do We Need A Data Warehouse ? Data Warehouse Concepts Why Do We Need A Data Warehouse ? BETTER ! FASTER ! FUNCTIONALLY COMPLETE ! CHEAPER !

Data Warehouse Development Perspective Data Warehouse Concepts Data Warehouse Development Perspective Data Driven Vs. Function Driven Data A/P O/P DSS EIS Order Processing Data

Data Warehouse Concepts What Do We Need To Do ? Use Operational Legacy Systems’ Data: To Build Operational Data Store, That Integrate Into Corporate Data Warehouse, That Spin-off Data Marts. Some May Tell You To Develop These In Reverse!

Our Goal for A Data Warehouse ? Data Warehouse Concepts Our Goal for A Data Warehouse ? • Collect Data-Scrub, Integrate & Make It Accessible • Provide Information - For Our Businesses • Start Managing Knowledge • So Our Business Partners Will Gain Wisdom !

Data Warehouse Concepts Data Warehouse Definition A Data Warehouse Is A Structured Repository of Historic Data. It Is Developed in an Evolutionary Process By Integrating Data From Non-integrated Legacy Systems. It Is Usually: Subject Oriented Integrated Time Variant Non-volatile

Data Warehouse Concepts Subject Oriented Data is Integrated and Loaded by Subject A/R O/P Cust Prod 1996 1996 D/W Data 1997 1998

Data Warehouse Concepts Time Variant Operational System Data Warehouse View of The Business Today Operational Time Frame Key Need Not Have Date Designated Time Frame (3 - 10 Years) One Snapshot Per Cycle Key Includes Date

Data Warehouse Concepts Integrated

Data Warehouse Concepts Non-Volatile “CRUD” Actions Operational System Read Insert Update Replace Create Delete No Data Update Data Warehouse Load Read

Data Warehouse Concepts Data Warehouse Environment Architecture Contains Integrated Data From Multiple Legacy Applications A/P Update Data Mart Integration Criteria Insert O/P Load Read Data Mart ODS Pay Replace Delete All Or Part Of System of Record Data Mktg HR Data Warehouse Load Criteria Data Mart Loads A/R D/W Load D/W Best System of Record Data Read

Data Warehouse Concepts Meta Data - Map of Integration The Data That Provides the “Card Catalogue” Of References For All Data Within The Data Warehouse System of Record Data Source D/W Structure Source Data Structure Definition Allowable Domains Aliases Data Relationships

Data Warehouse Concepts ODS Vs. Data Warehouse

Building The Data Warehouse Data Warehouse Concepts Building The Data Warehouse Tasks Deliverables Define Project Scope Define Business Reqmts Define System of Record Data Define Operational Data Store Reqmts Map SOR to ODS Acquire / Develop Extract Tools Extract Data & Load ODS Scope Definition Logical Data Model Physical Database Data Model Operational Data Store Model ODS Map Extract Tools and Software Populated ODS

Building The Data Warehouse Data Warehouse Concepts Building The Data Warehouse Tasks Deliverables (Continued) Define D/W Data Reqmts Map ODS to D/W Document Missing Data Develop D/W DB Design Extract and Integrate D/W Data Load Data Warehouse Maintain Data Warehouse Transition Data Model D/W Data Integration Map To Do Project List D/W Database Design Integrated D/W Data Extracts Initial Data Load On-going Data Access and Subsequent Loads

Relationship Among Data Warehouse Data Models Data Warehouse Concepts Relationship Among Data Warehouse Data Models Business Partner Knowledge & Wisdom Business Requirements Logical Model Business Requirements Data Warehouse Physical Model Strategic Business Requirements Validation of Current Data Structured Requirements Operational Data Store Physical Model Tactical Business Reqmts & Structures Data Load Current Database Physical Model Data Whse Requirements Transition Model Current Structure

Data Warehouse Concepts Sources of Data Warehouse Data Archives (Historic Data) Current Systems of Record (Recent History) Enterprise Data Warehouse Operational Transactions (Future Data Source)

Data Warehouse Concepts Appropriate Uses of Data Warehouse Data Produce Reports For Long Term Trend Analysis Produce Reports Aggregating Enterprise Data Produce Reports of Multiple Dimensions (Earned revenue by month by product by branch)

Inappropriate Uses of Data Warehouse Data Data Warehouse Concepts Inappropriate Uses of Data Warehouse Data Replace Operational Systems Replace Operational Systems’ Reports Analyze Current Operational Results

Data Warehouse Concepts Levels of Granularity of Data Warehouse Data Atomic (Transaction) Lightly Summarized Highly Summarized

Data Warehouse Concepts Options for Viewing Data Text • • •

Data Warehouse Concepts Next Steps In Data Warehouse Evolution Use It - Analyze Data Warehouse Data Determine Additional Data Requirements Define Sources For Additional Data Add New Data (Subject Areas) to Data Warehouse

Data Warehouse Concepts Future Trends In Data Warehouse Increased Data Mining Exploration Prove Hypothesis Increase Competitive Advantage (i.e., Identify Cross-selling Opportunities) Integration into Supply Chain & e-Business

Data Warehouse Concepts Summary A Data Warehouse Is A Structured Repository of Historic Data. It Is: Subject Oriented Integrated Time Variant Non-volatile It Contains: Business Specified Data, To Answer Business Questions

Data Warehouse Concepts Questions and Answers