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Foreword | |
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Introduction | |
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A Crash (or Collision) Course: A History of Data Warehousing | |
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The Current State of Data Warehousing and E-Commerce | |
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It's the Data, Stupid! | |
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The Means to Many Ends | |
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Business Trends and the Use of Data | |
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Technological Underpinnings | |
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Data Warehousing and E-Commerce at Tiosa Corporation | |
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The New Economy: What Is It, Anyway? | |
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Channels. The Value Chain | |
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Channels and the Value Chain | |
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Integration | |
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Tiosa Corporation's Value Chain and Channels | |
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Enterprise IT Architecture for the Digital Economy | |
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Why Do IT Architecture? | |
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Who's Doing IT Architecture? | |
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What is an IT Architecture, Anyway? | |
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Components of an IT Architecture | |
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Developing and Using a Data Architecture for E-Commerce | |
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Tiosa Group Initiates Data Architecture Management | |
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Output: Turning Data into Information | |
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Successively Broader Scopes of Data | |
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Interactive and Exploratory Data Analysis | |
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Meta-data for E-Commerce and Beyond | |
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The Business Intelligence Dissemination Lifecycle | |
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E-Business Intelligence at Tiosa Group | |
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Keeping the Data Around: Representation and Storage | |
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Data Representation: Logical Data Storage | |
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Structured and Unstructured Data | |
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Physical Data Storage | |
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Data-Hardware Interfaces for E-Commerce | |
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Data Storage for E-Commerce at Tiosa Group | |
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Input-Moving the Data Around | |
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E-Commerce Data Integration | |
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Data-Integration Infrastructure | |
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XML, XML, and More XML | |
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Transforming Data | |
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Successively Broader Scopes of Data Integration | |
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Enhancing the Data: Customer Matching and Householding | |
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Assimilating External Data | |
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Knowledge Management: The Input is the Issue | |
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E-Commerce Data Movement at Tiosa Group | |
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Data as a Product | |
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E-Commerce and the Data Value Chain | |
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A History of Data as a Product | |
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E-Commerce Impact on Data Resources | |
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Data Ownership | |
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Data Specifications and Quality Data | |
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Profiling of Production Data Resources | |
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Refinement of Production Data Resources | |
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The Data Product at Tiosa Group | |
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Managing the Data Side of E-Commerce Projects | |
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Project Management, in General-And Briefly | |
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Tasks and Deliverables in an E-Commerce Project | |
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Skills and Staffing: The E-Commerce Data Dream Team | |
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Planning and Scheduling | |
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The Next Project: E-Business Intelligence | |
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Tiosa and the E-Commerce Data Dream Team | |
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Case Studies: E-Business Data Management and Data Warehousing | |
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Electronic Banking: EbizPioneer | |
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Retail B2C: EbizDelivery | |
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Financial B2C: EbizMoney | |
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Financial B2B: EbizGlobal | |
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Manufacturing B2B: EbizToolz | |
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Outsourced E-Business Intelligence: EbizBI | |
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Data Warehousing Versus E-Commerce? | |
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E-Commerce Software Standards | |
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Data Versus Objects? | |
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Resolution and Accommodation? | |
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Tiosa Group: One Last Visit | |
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A Data E-Technologies Product Catalog | |
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Web Analytics | |
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Business Intelligence | |
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Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) | |
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Turnkey Data Marts | |
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Data Mining | |
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Enterprise Information Portals | |
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Specialized Database Products: Main-memory, XML, and Federated DBMS | |
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Virtual Data Warehousing | |
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Data Enrichment | |
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Customer Data Vendors | |
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Product Data Vendors | |
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Payment Processing and Tax Data Vendors | |
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Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) | |
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Knowledge Management | |
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Application Servers | |
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B2C E-Commerce Servers | |
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B2B E-Commerce Servers | |
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Middleware and Enterprise Application Integration | |
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Relational DBMS | |
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Java and Object-Oriented Development | |
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XML Development | |
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Meta-data Management | |
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Database Administration Tools | |
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Appendix: How to Read a Data Model Diagram | |
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Bibliography and Recommended Reading | |
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Index | |