Open source data warehousing and business intelligence. (2012)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Lakshman Bulusu.
• Other Names: Lakshman, Bulusu
• Contents: Introduction ; Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence: What, Why, How, When, When Not?; Taking IT Intelligence to Its Apex; Open Source DW and BI: Much Ado about Anything-to-Everything DW and BI, When Not, and Why So Much Ado? Taking Business Intelligence to Its Apex: Intelligent Content for Insightful Intent; ; Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence: An Open Source Solution; What Is Open Source DW and BI, and How "Open" Is This Open?; What’s In, What’s Not: Available and Viable Options for Development and Deployment Semantic Analytics Testing for Optimizing Quality and Automation—Accelerated! Business Rules, Real-World Perspective, Social Context Personalization Through Customizable Measures Leveraging the Cloud for Deployment; The Foundations Underneath: Architecture, Technologies, and Methodologies Open Source versus Proprietary DW and BI Solutions: Key Differentiators and Integrators; Open Source DW and BI: Uses and Abuses An Intelligent Query Accelerator Using an Open Cache In, Cache Out Design; Open Source DW & BI: Successful Players and Products; Open Source Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Technology Licensing Models Followed Community versus Commercial Open Source; The Primary Vendors: Inventors and Presenters Oracle: MySQL Vendor PostgreSQL Vendor Infobright Pentaho: Mondrian Vendor Jedox: Palo Vendor EnterpriseDB Vendor Dynamo BI and Eigenbase: LucidDB Vendor GreenPlum Vendor Hadoop Project HadoopDB Talend; The Primary Products and Tools Set: Inclusions and Exclusions Open Source Databases Open Source Data Integration; Open Source Business Intelligence Open Source Business Analytics; The Primary Users: User, End-User, Customer and Intelligent Customer; MySQL PostgreSQL; Mondrian Customers; Palo Customers EnterpriseDB Customers LucidDB Customers Greenplum Customers Talend Customers; References Analysis, Evaluation, and Selection; Essential Criteria for Requirements Analysis of an Open Source DW and BI solution; Key and Critical Deciding Factors in Selecting a Solution The Selection-Action Preview Raising your BIQ: Five Things Your Company Can Do Now; Evaluation Criteria for Choosing a Vendor-Specific Platform and Solution; The Final Pick: An Information-Driven, Customer-Centric Solution, and a Best-of-Breed Product/Platform and Solution Convergence Key Indicator Checklist; References Design and Architecture: Technologies and Methodologies by Dissection; The Primary Aspects of DW and BI from a Usability Perspective: Strategic BI, Pervasive BI, Operational BI, and BI On-Demand; Design and Architecture Considerations for the Primary BI Perspectives The Case for Architecture as a Precedence Factor; Information-Centric, Business-Centric, and Customer-Centric Architecture: A Three-in-One Convergence, for Better or Worse; Open Source DW and BI Architecture Pragmatics and Design Patterns Components; Why and How an Open Source Architecture Delivers a Better Enterprise-wide Solution; Open Source Data Architecture: Under the Hood; Open Source Data Warehouse Architecture: Under the Hood; Open Source BI Architecture: Under the Hood The Vendor/Platform Product(s)/Tools(s) That Fit into the Open DW and BI Architecture Information Integration, Usability and Management (Across Data Sources, Applications and Business Domains) EDW: Models to Management BI: Models to Interaction to Management to Strategic Business Decision Support (via Analytics and Visualization); Best Practices: Use and Reuse; Operational BI and Open Source; Why a Separate Chapter on Operational BI and Open Source?; Operational BI by Dissection; Design and Architecture Considerations for Operational BI; Operational BI Data Architecture: Under the Hood; A Reusable Information Integration Model: From Real- Time to Right Time; Operational BI Architecture: Under the Hood; Fitting Open Source Vendor/Platform Product(s)/Tools(s) into the Operational BI Architecture Talend Data Integration expressor 3.0 Community Edition Advanced Analytics Engines for Operational BI Astera’s Centerprise Data Integration Platform Actuate BIRT BI Platform JasperSoft Enterprise Pentaho Enterprise BI Suite; KNIME (Konstanz Information Miner) Pervasive DataRush; Pervasive DataCloud2; Best Practices: Use and Reuse; Development and Deployment; Development Options, Dissected; Deployment Options, Dissected; Integration Options, Dissected; Multiple Sources, Multiple Dimensions; DW and BI Usability and Deployment: Best Solution versus Best-Fit Solution; Leveraging the Best-Fit Solution: Primary Considerations; Better, Faster, Easier as the Hitchhiker’s Rule Dynamism and Flash—Real Output in Real Time in the Real World Interactivity Better Responsiveness, User Adoptability, and Transparency; Fitting the Vendor/Platform Product(s)/tTools(s): A Development and Deployment Standpoint; Best Practices: Use and Reuse; Best Practices for Data Management; Best Fit of Open Source in EDW Implementation; Best Practices for Using Open Source as a BI-Only Methodology for Data/Information Delivery; Mobile BI and Pervasive BI; Best Practices for the Data Lifecycle in a Typical EDW Lifecycle; Data Quality, Data Profiling, and Data Loss Prevention Components; The Data Integration Component; Best Practices for the Information Lifecycle as It Moves into the BI Lifecycle The Data Analysis Component: The Dimensions of Data Analysis in Terms of Online Analytics vs. Predictive Analytics vs. Real-Time Analytics vs. Advanced Analytics Data to Information Transformation and Presentation; Best Practices for Auditing Data Access, as It Makes Its Way via the EDW and Directly Bypass
• Publisher Details: Place of publication not identified : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2012
• Extent: 1 online resource (432 pages), (7 illustrations)
• Subjects: 005.745; Data warehousing; Open source software
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781466578760; 1466578769
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