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Building and Evolving Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Artifacts: The Case of SYSCODaniel E. O'LearyUniversity of Southern California - Marshall School of Business; University of Southern California - Leventhal School of Accounting January 8, 2012 Marshall School of Business Working Paper No. ACC 01-12 Abstract: This paper investigates the use of data warehouse and business intelligence capabilities to integrate with customers in the supply chain and improve insights into customer sales. By making that same data warehouse sales information available to customers, this paper explores how the data warehouse can provide additional value to those customers, eliminating asymmetries of information in the supply chain. In addition, this paper investigates the evolution of data warehousing into business intelligence, expanding sales information to include marketing associate performance analysis generated for internal use. Further, this paper also examines a methodology that was used for building a business intelligence system. Finally, this paper investigates what appears to be a business intelligence driven focus on enterprise resource planning systems. These issues are illustrated using real world data warehousing and business intelligence artifacts developed at SYSCO.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 27 Keywords: Data Warehouse, Business Intelligence, Artifacts, Artifact Evolution, Business Intelligence Methodology, Implementing Business Intelligence working papers seriesDate posted: January 9, 2012Suggested Citation |
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