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Overview of the Corporate Information Factory and Dimensional Modeling Copyright (c) 2010 BIS3 LLC. All rights reserved.

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Overview of the Corporate Information Factory and Dimensional Modeling

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Rosendo AbelleraPresident, BIS3o Nearly 2 decades software

and system developmento 12 years in DW and BI spaceo 25+ years of data and

intelligence/analytics

AccentureToshibaNational Security Agency (NSA)US Air Force

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Data Warehouse Architect:

Other Notable Data Projects:

A data warehouse is a repository of an organization's electronically stored data designed to facilitate reporting and analysis.

Subject-orientedNon-volatileIntegrated

Time-variant

Reference: Wikipedia

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CorporateInformation Factory

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Dimensional Modeling

3rd Normal FormBill InmonData MartEnterprise Data WarehouseHub and SpokeOperational Data StoreRalph KimballSlowly Changing DimensionsSnowflakeStar Schema

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Corporate Information Factory

1.Top down2.Data normalized to

3rd Normal Form3.Enterprise data

warehouse spawns data marts

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Dimensional Modeling

1.Bottom up2.Data denormalized to

form star schema3.Data marts conform to

develop the enterprise data warehouse

Focus◦ Single repository of enterprise data◦ Framework for Decision Support Systems (DSS)

Specifics◦ Create specific structures for distinct purpose◦ Model data in 3rd Normal Form◦ As a Hub and Spoke Approach, create data marts as

subsets of data warehouse as needed

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Focus◦ Business Process Oriented◦ User Understandability◦ Performance

Specifics◦ Declare the level of granularity◦ Develop conformed dimensions◦ Identify metrics and measurements◦ Data Bus Matrix

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Popularity of Dimensional Modeling ◦ Adopted by ETL companies (e.g., Informatica)◦ Evident in the strategies of mainstream BI tools

such as Cognos, Microsoft’s Analysis Services, OBIEE, etc.

Shift in focus to Enterprise Architecture◦ SOA and Master Data Management rethinking◦ Consideration for Other Structures◦ Combination of Inmon and Kimball Approaches

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Holistic Approach to Enterprise DataData Integrity and CleansingDM in Semantic Layer of BI ToolsODS can be used as a great data source for the Data Warehouse

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CorporateInformation Factory

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Dimensional Modeling

3rd Normal FormBill InmonData MartEnterprise Data WarehouseHub and SpokeOperational Data StoreRalph KimballSlowly Changing DimensionsSnowflakeStar Schema

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Corporate Info Factory

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3rd Normal FormBill InmonHub and SpokeOperational Data StoreEnterprise Data Warehouse

Data MartRalph KimballSlowly Changing DimensionsSnowflakeStar SchemaEnterprise Data Warehouse

Dimensional Modeling

Rosendo [email protected]

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