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A collection of data, from a variety of sources, organized to provide useful guidance to an organization's decision makers

A collection of databases, data tables, and mechanisms to access the data on a single subject Source : Human Genome Project Information

A collection of integrated subject-oriented databases designed to support the decision support systems function, where each unit of data is relevant to some moment in time

A single system (or database) that accepts information from multiple systems for the purpose of reporting A data warehouse is not currently planned for the e*mpac Project

Data mining and data warehousing go hand in hand Before you can effectively mine information, you have to put it all in one place - at least temporarily Data warehousing involves integrating information from different systems, functions, and locations across an enterprise into a central database to allow more accurate analysis of customer needs, buying patterns, and profitability and improved decision making and marketing

A data collection -- prepackaged or summarized according to specific business rules and designed to support management decision making Data warehouses contain a wide variety of data that present a coherent picture of business information

A specific database (or set of databases) containing data from many sources that are linked by a common subject (e g , a plan member) 7

Subject-oriented, integrated, time-variant, non-volatile store of data collected from other systems that becomes the foundation for decision support and data analysis

This vast database stores information like a data repository but goes a step further, allowing users to access data to perform research-oriented analyses

A database containing copious amounts of information, organized to aid decision-making in an organization Data warehouses receive batch updates, and are configured for fast online queries to produce succinct summaries of data

An integrated, subject oriented collection of data which captures data at incremental moments of time and retains them for a long period of time Data warehouses are usually designed to enhance decision support functions Architected data warehouses contain a single atomic level and multiple secondary levels of data to support particular decision support functions

(noun, database) A collection of integrated subject-oriented Databases designed to support the DSS function, where each unit of data is relevant to some moment in time The data warehouse contains atomic data and lightly summarized data

A collection of databases, data tables, and mechanisms to access the data on a single subject

An integration of multiple, large databases and other information sources into a single repository or access point that is suitable for direct querying, analysis, or processing

A database, frequently very large, that can access all of a company's information While the warehouse can be distributed over several computers and may contain several databases and information from numerous sources in a variety of formats, it should be accessible through a server Thus, access to the warehouse is transparent to the user, who can use simple commands to retrieve and analyze all the information The data warehouse also contains data about how the warehouse is organized, where the information can be found, and any connections between data Frequently used for decision support within an organization, the data warehouse also allows the organization to organize its data, coordinate updates, and see relationships between information gathered from different parts of the organization

According to William Inmon, widely considered the father of the modern data warehouse, a Data Warehouse is a "Subject-Oriented, Integrated, Time-Variant, Nonvolatile collection of data in support of decision making" Data Warehouses tend to have these distinguishing features: (1) Use a subject oriented dimensional data model; (2) Contain publishable data from potentially multiple sources and; (3) Contain integrated reporting tools

A data warehouse brings together data from multiple transactional systems and enables users to access and analyze the information at various levels throughout an enterprise

An implementation of an informational database used to store sharable data sourced from an operational database-of-record It is typically a subject database that allows users to tap into a company's vast store of operational data to track and respond to business trends and facilitate forecasting and planning efforts

Software and hardware to support a massive relational database management system (RDBMS) with multiple indices that allow users of a DSS/EIS to quickly perform longitudinal studies of extensive amounts of Medicaid or other stored public assistance data Common RDBMS technologies include Oracle 8, Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, and Sybase Adaptive Server IQ

Multiple databases used to store sharable read?only data that is updated from an operational database-of-record Allows users to tap an organization's data store to track and respond to business trends and facilitate forecasting and planning efforts

Software system, such as Vitalnet, making large complex databases readily available for querying and analysis

A separate database dedicated to decision support Data is transferred from transaction processing systems and integrated It is accessed to provide management information through report writers, query tools, data access and retrieval tools, OLAP servers and enterprise information systems It is a software architecture, not a product

–A large database designed to streamline analysis (rather than to streamline transaction processing) It consists of cleansed (ideally) data and metadata (data about the data)

A collection of software and data organized to collect, cleanse, transform and store data from a variety of sources, and analyze and present information to support decision-making, tactical and strategic business processes

Integrates separate databases within a health care system for the interchange of data and reports to allow the management information system (MIS) system to handle data from several sources as if from one source (See Clinical Data Repository)

DWH

المصطلحات ذات الصلة

data warehouses

plural form of data warehouse

الواصلة

da·ta ware·house

التركية النطق

deytı werhaus

النطق

/ˈdātə ˈwerˌhous/ /ˈdeɪtə ˈwɛrˌhaʊs/

علم أصول الكلمات

[ 'dA-t&, 'da- also ' ] (noun plural but singular or pl.) 1646. Latin, plural of datum.