What Works: Volume 27, August 2009

What Works in Data Integration

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Collaborative Data Integration

Philip Russom, Senior Manager, TDWI Research

Find out why collaboration requirements for data integration projects have intensified this decade.

Case Studies and Lessons from the Experts

Data Integration and Data Warehousing Defined

CS = case study
L = lesson from the experts

Data Integration

• CS The New York Independent System Operator Offers Electricity Market Transparency with Real-Time Data
• L Key Considerations When Implementing Real-Time Data Integration Solutions
• CS Empowering Nationwide Agents with Dashboards and Reports to Reach Sales Targets
• L Evolving from Disparate, Departmental BI to a Fully Integrated Enterprise BI Environment
• CS UCHC Leverages Enterprise Job Scheduling to Automate Data Integration Processes
• L Why End-to-End ETL Automation Is a Must for BI Success
• CS Visionary School District Finds New Ways to Eliminate IT Interoperability Issues
• L Advantages of a Software-Based Data Sharing Solution

Data Quality

• CS Nectar Card: The Data Behind the Brand
• L Demanding Enterprisewide Data Quality
• CS PITT OHIO EXPRESS Delivers Results with Improved Customer Data
• L With Data, the Whole Is More than the Sum of Its Parts
• CS Total Data Quality—Just What the Doctor Ordered
• L Finally the Right Tools for the Job: Fix the Flat Tire, Replace the Plugs, or Buy a New Car
• L New EIM Requirements Demand Better Solutions

Master Data Management

• CS Selling MDM to the C-Suite
• L Multidomain Master Data Management
• CS MDM Brings Financial Services Closer to Customers
• L Righteous Data: The Business Value of Data Integration
• L Compliance and Risk Management: Ten Critical MDM Capabilities to Include in Your Evaluation

Open Source Data Integration

• CS Prime Numbers Technology Revolutionizes the Analysis of Corporate Travel Spending with Open Source Data Integration

Special Section: Data Warehousing

Redefining the Data Warehouse Appliance

Philip Russom, Senior Manager, TDWI Research

Learn about some of the trends and developments that are driving a redefinition of the data warehouse appliance.

• CS Revol Wireless Dials in Key Company Strategies, Competitive Advantages with Business Intelligence Solutions
• L Best Practices for Architecting Your Data Warehouse

TDWI Research Excerpts

• Performance Management Strategies: Understanding KPIs
• Introduction to Operational Data Integration

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