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Business Intelligence Framework [3 and 5]

Business Intelligence Framework [3 and 5]

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Building and Implementing Business Intelligence Systems for bookshops
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  • Dec 2014
For making decisions about issues such as the time and number of orders for replenishing bookstores, assessing customer's interests in different regions and reducing maintenance time of books in stock, many decision makers send their queries manually to databases. This is a time consuming process as well as the probability of error in writing the q...
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... concept of BI software includes Extraction, Transforming and Loading (ETL), Data Warehouse (DW), Data Mart, Multidimensional queries, Online Analytical Processing (OLAP), and Data Mining. As illustrated in Figure 1, in order to support decision making in a BI system, data extracts from various databases and after transforming and loading to a Data Warehouse users can perform ad-hoc queries . In the following we will describe each of the tools of business intelligence systems: ...
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... concept of BI software includes Extraction, Transforming and Loading (ETL), Data Warehouse (DW), Data Mart, Multidimensional queries, Online Analytical Processing (OLAP), and Data Mining. As illustrated in Figure 1, in order to support decision making in a BI system, data extracts from various databases and after transforming and loading to a Data Warehouse users can perform ad-hoc queries . In the following we will describe each of the tools of business intelligence systems: ...