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Business Intelligence Journal

Fourth Quarter 2009, Volume 14, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Disruptive and Sustaining Technologies in BI Software
  Hugh J. Watson
• Enterprise Open Source BI in Mission-Critical Applications: Dos and Don’ts
  Nick Halsey
• BI Case Study: Financial Firm Sees Data Clearly with Dashboards
  Linda L. Briggs
• User-Centered Business Intelligence
  Patrick Foody
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Cutting Costs through Standardization and Open Source
  Carsten Bange and Cindi Howson
• Modeling a Large, Ragged Hierarchy in a Dimensional Structure
  Tony Birrittieri
• BI Principles for Agile Development: Keeping Focused
  Deanne Larson
• Who Are the Business Intelligence Leaders of Tomorrow?
  Jim Gallo
• Business Intelligence in a SaaS Environment
  John K. Thompson
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Third Quarter 2009, Volume 14, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• What Gets Watched Gets Done: How Metrics Can Motivate
  Hugh J. Watson and Jim Hill
• Operational BI: Where the Business and Customer Meet
  Scott Arnett
• The New Imperative for Business Schools
  Mark Conway and Gauthier Vasseur
• Challenges in Measuring Organizational Performance
  David Lengacher
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Presenting BI to Executives
  William McKnight and Ron Swift
• Organizing Data Warehouse Service Providers
  Robert Winter and Mario Klesse
• BI Case Study: SaaS Delivers Integration Flexibility with Salesforce.com
  Linda L. Briggs
• Know Thy Customer: Fostering Measurable Impact on Customer Relationships with Enterprise BI
  Bryce VanDiver, Sara Charen, and Rafael Algara
• Winners: 2009 Best Practices Awards
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Second Quarter 2009, Volume 14, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Where and How to Find IT/BI Talent on Campus
  Hugh J. Watson
• Supporting Business Process Execution through Business Intelligence: An Introduction to Process-Centric BI
  Tobias Bucher, Anke Gericke, and Stefan Sigg
• Cooking up a Data Warehouse
  Todd Saunders
• Establishing Effective Business Data Stewards
  Maria Villar
• BI Case Study: BI and GIS Combine for Mapping Nuts and Bolts
  Linda L. Briggs
• Eliminating Data Warehouse Pressures with Master Data Services and SOA
  Marty Moseley
• Critical Technologies for Compliance and Risk Management
  Ravi Shankar
• BI Experts' Perspective: Agile Development
  Jim Hill, Larissa Moss, Chris Sorensen, and Wyatt Weeks
• Research Q&A: Operational Data Integration
  Philip Russom
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

First Quarter 2009, Volume 14, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Bridging the IT/Business Culture Chasm
  Hugh J. Watson
• The Return on Corporate Performance Management
  Jay Robbins
• BI Case Study: DIRECTV Connects with Data Integration Solution
  Linda L. Briggs
• Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: The UI in BI
  Mike Psenka
• Research Q&A: Performance Management Strategies
  Wayne W. Eckerson
• The Importance of Soft Skills in Business Intelligence Implementations
  Robert Hobek, Thilini R. Ariyachandra, and Mark N. Frolick
• BI Case Study: Charting Progress: Hospital Staffing Solution
  Linda L. Briggs
• BI Experts' Perspective: Data Warehousing Appliances
  Wayne Eckerson, Richard Hackathorn, Matt McGivern, Chris Twogood, and Graham Watson
• BI Case Study: BI System Addresses Medical Center Pain Points
  Linda L. Briggs
• New Trends in Data Acquisition Services for the Real-Time Enterprise
  Stephen Brobst and Alok Pareek
• Creating Dashboards: The Players and Collaboration You Need for a Successful Project
  Alexander Chiang
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Fourth Quarter 2008, Volume 13, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Business Schools Need to Change What They Teach
  Hugh J. Watson
• Where Structured Data Search Fails
  David Besemer
• Exception Intelligence
  Nari Kannan
• Four Elements of Successful Data Quality Programs
  Dan Sandler
• BI Case Study: Policing Data for Better Information
  Linda L. Briggs
• Database Replication: Solving Real-Time Movement of OLTP Data
  Bill Jacobs
• Debunking Three Myths of Pervasive Business Intelligence
  Kirby Lunger
• Q&A: Customer Data Integration
  Philip Russom
• Coping with “Big Data” Growing Pains
  Lis Strenger
• Complex Event Processing
  Tim Wormus
• BI Case Study: The Very Model of Success
  Stephen Swoyer
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Third Quarter 2008, Volume 13, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Why Some Firms’ BI Efforts Lag
  Hugh J. Watson
• Reinventing Your BI Program
  David Bloom
• Survival Data Mining Using Relational Databases
  Gordon S. Linoff
• BI Experts' Perspective: BI as a Profit Center
  Laura Gibbons, Marty Gibby, Corinna Gilbert, and William McKnight
• Master Data Management Strategies to Start Small and Grow Big
  Ravi Shankar
• Q&A: Pervasive Business Intelligence
  Wayne Eckerson
• BI Case Study: Massive Data Volumes Call for Appliance Solution
  Linda L. Briggs
• BI Bookshelf: Turning Numbers into Knowledge
  Ted Cuzzillo
• Winners: Best Practices Awards 2008
  
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Second Quarter 2008, Volume 13, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Future Directions for BI Software
  Hugh J. Watson
• Adopting BI in an Organization Using Proof-of-Concept Techniques
  Mark Kromer and Daniel Yu
• Q&A: Data Governance Strategies
  Philip Russom
• BI Solutions Strategy: Business Suite or Best-of-Breed?
  Alex Chaves-Sanz and Ihsan Al-Awamy
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Revitalizing BI
  Rob Armstrong, Amr Awadallah, Matt McGivern, Monica Tyson
• Achieving a High-Performance Supply Chain: Sharing Information with Partners
  Alan Eisman
• Virtual Prototyping: Bridging the Business/IT Gap
  Jeff Reagan
• BI Case Study: AAA Drives Up Data Quality with Address Validation
  Linda L. Briggs
• Building a Common Data Foundation for Enterprise Integration and Growth
  Julianna DeLua
• BI, Technology, and the Way We Work
  Cheryl Massé
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

First Quarter 2008, Volume 13, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• What’s New in BI
  Hugh J. Watson and Paul Gray
• Reuse It or Lose It: Achieving Business Intelligence Efficiency
  Jonathan G. Geiger, Abdul Rahman, and Bruce Barth
• Agile Data Warehousing with Integrated Sandboxing
  Stephen Brobst, Michael McIntire, and Edward Rado
• Q&A: Strategies for Managing Spreadmarts
  Wayne W. Eckerson and Richard P. Sherman
• BI Case Study: The Paper Chase: IBM Global Financing
  Stephen Swoyer
• Embedded or Conventional BI: Determining the Right Combination of BI for Your Business
  Barry Klawans
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Exploring Web 2.0
  Scott Barnes, Richard Hackathorn, Dan Power, and Tracy Ring
• Designing a Performance Layer: Aggregates and Derived Tables
  Chris Adamson
• Building a Best-Fit Data Warehouse: Why Understanding Physical Database Structures Matters
  John O’Brien
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Fourth Quarter 2007, Volume 12, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The Believability of Data
  Hugh J. Watson
• Tailoring Performance Dashboard Content
  Ross Morrissey
• BI Case Study: Timely Data is Sweet Deal at Cumberland Packing
  Linda L. Briggs
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Developing a BPM System
  Wayne Eckerson, Jim Hill, Anthony Politano, Craig Schiff
• BI Case Study: Supply Chain Tool Creates Healthy Data for Hospitals
  Linda L. Briggs
• Breaking through with Business Process Discovery
  Chris Houck
• Taking the Lead: Building BI Activism
  Patrick Bolin
• Q&A: Business Intelligence Solutions for SAP
  Philip Russom
• BI Impact: The Assimilation of Business Intelligence into Core Business Processes
  Mohamed Elbashir and Steve Williams
• Inside Enterprise Decision Management (Book Excerpt)
  James Taylor and Neil Raden
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Third Quarter 2007, Volume 12, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Enterprise Agility and Mature BI Capabilities
  Hugh J. Watson and Barbara H. Wixom
• Q&A: Best Practices in Operational BI
  Wayne W. Eckerson
• Data Profiling: The Diagnosis for Better Enterprise Information
  Tony Fisher
• Data Warehouse Appliances: Asking the Hard Questions
  Jesse Fountain
• Determining Information Requirements for BI Applications
  Mohammed R. Behrangi, Ahmad Fattolahi, and Hugh J. Watson
• BI Case Study: Virginia e-Procurement System Sets the Standard for States
  Linda L. Briggs
• Nearline and Archived Storage in the Data Warehouse
  Arthur G. Ritchie
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Growing Your Data Warehouse
  Celia Fuller, Jim Gallo, Evan Levy, Todd Pearsall, and Anne Marie Reynolds
• Leveraging Relational Databases with an Integrated BI Platform
  Michael L. Gonzales
• BI Case Study: Software-as-a-Service BI Drives Growth for Car Equipment Retailer
  Linda L. Briggs
• Winners: Best Practices Awards 2007
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Second Quarter 2007, Volume 12, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Understanding BI Users’ Value Proposition
  Hugh J. Watson
• Enterprise BI Search: Implementation Considerations
  Rado Kotorov and Jake Freivald
• Taking a User-Centric Approach to the Information Challenge
  Harriet Fryman
• BI Experts’ Perspective: Data Warehouse Appliances
  Rob Armstrong, Scott Barnes, Mark Madsen, Philip Russom
• Architecting a Dimensional Document Warehouse
  Karen Corral, David Schuff, Gregory Schymik, and Robert St. Louis
• The Future of Data
  John C. Nicoli
• BI Case Study: Cleaner Data Allows Better Policing
  Linda L. Briggs
• Honey, I Deployed the Prototype: The Purposes and Perils of Prototypes
  Paul Johnson
• Shifting the BI Paradigm with In-Memory Database Technologies
  John J. Gill
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

First Quarter 2007, Volume 12, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• What's New in BI
  Paul Gray, Hugh J. Watson
• Enterprise Data Modeling: Lost Art or Essential Science?
  Larissa Moss
• BI Case Study: USF Health Teaches Users the Value of Business Intelligence
  Linda L. Briggs
• Key Technologies Enabling a Seismic Shift in Enterprise Data Management
  Jeff Reagan, Ian Rowlands
• Experts' Perspective: BI Center of Excellence
  Jonathan G. Geiger, Brian Hill, Lisa Loftis, Jeffrey S. Ton
• The ABCs of Master Data Management: Architecture, Business Case, and Customer
  Anurag Wadehra
• BI Case Study: In Retail BI, One Size Doesn’t Fit All
  Linda L. Briggs
• The Shift to On-Demand Business Intelligence
  Ken Rudin
• Customer Data Integration: Reaching a Single Version of the Truth (excerpt)
  Jill Dyche, Evan Levy
• Real-Time BI: Drivers, Deployments, and Decisions
  Robert Stackowiak
• BI StatShots
  Wayne W. Eckerson

Business Intelligence Journal

Fourth Quarter 2006, Volume 11, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Three Targets for Data Warehousing
  Hugh J. Watson
• A Performance Management Primer: Why You Need More Than a Dashboard to Manage Your Strategy
  Kirby Lunger
• Saving Time and Money — Why Open-Source BI Makes
  Barry Klawans
• Experts’ Perspective: Federation and EDW
  Philip On and Frederic Vanborre, Kim Stanick, and John Williams
• Building a Data-Centric Organization
  Majid Abai
• Best Practices in Building a Data Warehouse Quickly
  Doug Barrett and Neil Barton
• Linking Information Architecture to Enterprise Strategy
  Peter Graham
• Data Monitoring: Add Controls to Your Data Governance and Compliance Programs
  Tony Fisher
• Winners: Best Practices Awards 2006
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Third Quarter 2006, Volume 11, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• BI and Data Warehousing in Universities
  Hugh J. Watson
• Four Strategies to Broaden BI Adoption
  Harriet Fryman
• Your BI Competency Center: A Blueprint for Successful Deployment
  Aiman Zeid
• Taking the Repetition Out of Research and Development: The BI Collaboration Approach
  Mark N. Frolick and Mark von Oven
• BI Case Study: Power Company Draws New Energy from BI Solution
  Linda L. Briggs
• Maximizing the Return on OLAP and Data Mining Analysts
  M. Kathryn Brohman and Hugh J. Watson
• Driving Decision Automation with Location Intelligence
  Ed Gandorf and James Taylor
• BI Case Study: From Short Stack to Competitive Advantage: IHOP's Pursuit of Data Quality
  Mathew Schwartz
• Business Intelligence Deployment Strategies: A Pragmatic Pattern-Based Approach
  Paul Zangaglia
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Second Quarter 2006, Volume 11, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Dashboards and Scorecards
  Hugh J. Watson
• Integrating Structured and Unstructured Data Using Text Tagging and Annotation
  Sreekumar Sukumaran and Ashish Sureka
• Data Quality for Enterprise Risk Management
  Vikram Ramchandra and Sreedhar Srikant
• Experts' Perspective: Mobilizing Business Intelligence
  Howard Dresner and James Thomas
• Beyond the Dashboard: Making Better Decisions
  Gabriel Fuchs
• Operationalizing Business Intelligence—Turning Insight into Action
  Bennett Indart
• Closing the Business Process Management Execution Gap
  Russell Keziere
• Increasing BI Adoption: An Enterprise Approach
  Anupam Manglik
• BI Bookshelf
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

First Quarter 2006, Volume 11, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Which Data Warehouse Architecture Is Most Successful?
  Thilini Ariyachandra and Hugh J. Watson
• Improving Query Performance in Data Warehouses
  Alex Rosenberg
• Crossing the Analytics Chasm
  Rahul Asthana, PhD
• Data Warehousing in Real Time
  Sami Akbay
• Experts' Perspective
  Ripley Maddock and James Taylor
• BI/DW Salaries Remain Strong
  Mark Hammond
• New Ways to Organize the BI Team
  Wayne Eckerson
• The Importance of Enterprise Information Management for Business Intelligence
  Philip On
• Leverage Complex Event Processing to Improve Operational Performance
  Alan Lundberg
• Ten Mistakes to Avoid When Creating Performance Dashboards
  Wayne Eckerson
• BI StatShots

Business Intelligence Journal

Fall 2005, Volume 10, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Are Data Warehouses Prone to Failure?
  Hugh J. Watson
• A Survey of Data Warehousing Success Issues
  Mark I. Hwang and Hongjiang Xu
• Changes Shaping the Future of Business Intelligence
  David R. Johnson
• BI Case Study: Louisiana Battles Food Stamp Fraud
  Mathew Schwartz
• Real-time Visibility: Instant Insight into Business Events
  
• Glenn Peipert
• Managing Large-scale Business Intelligence Solutions
  Mark Van de Wiel
• BI Case Study: RFID Keeps Customer Service Stellar, ROI Strong
  Stephen Swoyer
• BI Experts' Perspective: Managed Services
  Jeff Eckhaus, Tim Feetham, Todd Pearsall, and Anne Marie Reynolds
• Business Intelligence Solution Evolution: Adoption and Use
  Susan Foster, Paul Hawking, and Andrew Stein
• Winners: Best Practices Awards 2005
  
• BI Statshots
  

Business Intelligence Journal

Summer 2005, Volume 10, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Real Time: The Next Generation of Decision-Support Data Management
  Hugh J. Watson
• Building a Metadata-Driven Enterprise: A Holistic Approach
  Vivek Mehra
• Assessing Your Organization's Readiness for Performance Dashboards
  Wayne W. Eckerson
• How Mature Is Your Data Management Environment?
  Tony Fisher
• BI Bookshelf
  
• Navigating the Decision-Making Process through Automation
  Bennett Indart
• BI Experts' Perspective
  Maureen Clarry, Celia Fuller, and Monica Tyson
• BI Case Study: Betting Big on Reporting Success
  Stephen Swoyer
• Defining and Measuring KPIs and Metrics
  Michael Brooks
• Security and Privacy Concerns in the Data Warehouse Environment
  Raymond J. Elson and Rey LeClerc
• When Business Intelligence Equals Business Value
  Lawrence De Voe and Ken Neal
• BI Statshots
  

Business Intelligence Journal

Spring 2005, Volume 10, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The BI Ideal: A Single Enterprisewide Data Access Tool
  Hugh J. Watson
• Harnessing Visualization: Achieving Situational Awareness by Capturing and Sharing Thoughts
  Dr. Steven Roth
• BI Case Study: Tracking BI Success
  Stephen Swoyer
• Key Factors in Selecting a Data Warehouse Architecture
  Thilini Ariyachandra and Hugh J. Watson
• BI Experts' Perspective
  Stephen Brobst, Evan Levy, and Craig Muzilla
• Ten Ways to Make the Most of Your BI Consulting Partnership
  Kirby Lunger
• From Information Production to Consumption
  Rob Cardwell
• Comprehensive Performance Management
  Dan Ross
• BI Bookshelf
  
• Ten Steps to Total Data Quality
  Len Dubois
• BI Statshots
  

Business Intelligence Journal

Winter 2005, Volume 10, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Sorting Out What's New in Decision Support
  Hugh J. Watson
• Keys to a Successful BPM Initiative
  Craig Schiff
• Extending Enterprise BI Capabilities: New Patterns for Data Integration
  Anupam Manglik and Vivek Mehra
• Dashboard Design: Beyond Meters, Gauges, and Traffic Lights
  Stephen Few
• The Problem with Pivot Tables
  Peter O'Donnell
• BI Case Study: Data Warehouse Survives Corporate Restructuring
  Mathew Schwartz
• Experts' Perspective
  Karen Corral, Jane Griffin, and Murray E. Jennex
• BI Bookshelf
  Dave Wells
• Business Intelligence through Text Mining
  Josh Froelich, Sergei Ananyan, and David L. Olson
• The Entity-Relationship Diagram as Query Tool
  Ronald Gage Allan
• Closed-Loop Balance Control
  Brian Hether
• BI Statshots
  Hugh J. Watson

Business Intelligence Journal

Fall 2004, Volume 9, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Mastering Metadata
  Wayne Eckerson
• Inside Data Mining Freeform Text
  Kelly Pennock
• BI Case Study: ADP
  Mark Hammond
• Experts' Perspective
  Ripley Maddock, Tom Phelps, and Martin Summerhayes
• BI Case Study: Dashboards for Doctors
  Stephen Swoyer
• Challenges and Lessons Learned from Real-Time Data Warehousing
  John Burdette and Sanjay Singh
• Training Data Warehouse End Users
  K. Liddell Avery and Hugh Watson
• BI Bookshelf
  Dave Wells
• Winners: Best Practices Awards 2004
  TDWI
• BI Statshots
  Hugh Watson

Business Intelligence Journal

Summer 2004, Volume 9, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The BI Evangelist
  Wayne Eckerson
• Using Offshore Resources to Develop and Support Data Warehousing Applications
  Nenad Jukic´ and Creighton Lang
• Assessing BI Readiness: A Key to BI ROI
  Steve Williams
• Experts' Perspective
  James Markarian, Colin White, and Bob Zurek
• The Four Components of BI Governance
  Denise Matney and Deanne Larson
• BI Case Study: There’s an (Analytic) Method to Their (March) Madness
  Linda L. Briggs
• Gauging Your BI Maturity for Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
  Kevin Graves
• BI Case Study: What’s in a Word? For Hewlett-Packard, It’s Customer Insight
  Mark Hammond
• A Strategy for Performance Management
  Excerpt from the book On the Up and Up
• BI Statshots
  Hugh Watson

Business Intelligence Journal

Spring 2004, Volume 9, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The Best BI Tool Is Education
  Wayne Eckerson
• Data Warehousing ROI: Justifying and Assessing a Data Warehouse
  Hugh J. Watson, Dorothea L. Abraham, Daniel Chen, David Preston, and Dominic Thomas
• Integrating Data Quality into Your Data Warehouse Architecture
  Jean-Pierre Dijcks
• Experts' Perspective
  Claudia Imhoff, Lisa Loftis, Jill Dyché, Sid Adelman, and Dr. Richard Hackathorn
• Drowning in Data, Thirsty for Answers: Filling the Information Gap
  Duncan Robertson
• BI Case Study OLAP + TM1 = Faster Queries, Fresher Data
  Stephen Swoyer
• The Evolution of Information Management
  Don Hatcher and Bill Prentice
• The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company: A Data Warehousing Success Story
  Mark Kreyenhagen, Connie B. Robbins, Dr. Elaine Crable, and Dr. Mark N. Frolick
• BI Statshots
  Hugh Watson

Business Intelligence Journal

Winter 2004, Volume 9, Number 1

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Be Prepared: Profile Your Data
  Wayne Eckerson
• Data Warehousing Battle of the Giants: Comparing the Basics of the Kimball and Inmon Models
  Mary Breslin
• The Impact of the OLAP/OLTP Cultural Conflict on Data Warehousing
  Ronald Gage Allan
• Experts' Perspective
  Patty Haines, Joe Frantz, Celia Fuller, Reed Jacobson, and Jim Thomann
• Does the Real-Time Enterprise Have an Achilles' Heel?
  Andrew Manby
• BI Bookshelf
  Steve Mong
• Keys to Successful Performance Management
  Marianne Arents Gregory
• BI Case Study: Ford's Business Assistance Center Hits the Fast Lane with IlumifiAPF
  Mark Hammond
• BI Case Study: International Truck and Engine Corp.
  Wayne Eckerson
• The Untapped Value of Geographic Information
  Gary Saarenvirta
• BI Statshots
  Hugh Watson

Business Intelligence Journal

Fall 2003, Volume 8, Number 4

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The Evolution of ETL
  Wayne Eckerson
• BI Case Study
  Stephen Swoyer
• Experts' Perspective
  Karolyn Duncan, Laura L. Reeves, and Jane Griffin
• From ER Models to Dimensional Models, Part II: Advanced Design Issues
  Daniel L. Moody and Mark A. R. Kortink
• The Business Value of Business Intelligence
  Steve Williams and Nancy Williams
• BI Bookshelf
  David Wells, Steve Mong, and Michael Connor
• EMF SQL: Extending SQL to Facilitate Complex OLAP
  Damianos Chatziantoniou
• 2003 Best Practices Awards Winners: Innovators in Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing
  Compiled by Michelle Edwards
• BI StatShots
  Wayne Eckerson

Business Intelligence Journal

Summer 2003, Volume 8, Number 3

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• Are You a Manager or a Leader?
  Wayne Eckerson
• From ER Models to Dimensional Models: Bridging the Gap between OLTP and OLAP Design, Part I
  Daniel L. Moody and Mark A.R. Kortink
• Experts' Perspective
  Jonathan G. Geiger, Cindi Howson, Pieter Mimno, and Bill Schmarzo
• Off Shore Business Intelligence
  Bill Dodds
• BI Bookshelf
  Reviews by David Wells, Steve Mong, and Michael Connor
• Value-Based Measurements
  Andrew Coleman
• BI Case Study
  Mark Hammond
• Integrating Data Warehouse Processes into the Overall Management Infrastructure
  Jean-Pierre Dijcks
• BI StatShots
  Wayne Eckerson

Business Intelligence Journal

Spring 2003, Volume 8, Number 2

• From the Editor
  James E. Powell
• The Critical Business Need to Reduce Elapsed Time
  Vic Werner and Craig Abramson
• A Practical View of Real-Time Warehousing
  Michael Connor
• Data Warehousing and Real-Time Computing
  Larry Wilk
• Experts' Perspective
  Jill Dyché, William McKnight, and Sid Adelman
• Case Study - SSM Health Care
  Mark Hammond
• End-User Support Strategy
  Denise Matney
• A Data Mining Primer for the Data Warehouse Professional
  Arlene Zaima and James Kashner
• BI Bookshelf
  Reviews by David Wells, Deanne Larson, and Steve Mong
• BI StatShots
  Hugh J. Watson

Winter 2003, Volume 8, Number 1

• Editor's Note
• The Business Intelligence ROI Challenge: Putting It All Together
  Bill Whittemore
• Intelligent Customer Data Integration: Providing a Sound Foundation for CRM
  Tony Fisher
• Excerpt from TDWI’s Research Report - The Rise of Analytic Applications: Build or Buy?
  Wayne Eckerson
• Excerpt from TDWI’s Research Report - Data Quality and the Bottom Line
  Wayne Eckerson
• Seeing It the User’s Way: Interfaces for Real-World Decision Making
  Steve Roth
• Demand-Driven Information Requirements Analysis in Data Warehousing
  Robert Winter and Bernhard Strauch
• Critical Factors for Data Warehouse Failure
  Keith Lindsey and Mark N. Frolick

Fall 2002, Volume 7, Number 4

• Editor's Note
  
• Best Practices and Leadership in Data Warehousing Award Winners 2002
  Compiled by Michelle C. Edwards
• Game Plans For Enterprise Data Warehousing
  Ralph Hughes
• Overcoming Organizational Challenges in Data Warehousing
  Valerie Brown and Jason Carmichael
• One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Choosing the Right Storage Solution for Your Data Warehouse
  Thomas Inglefield
• Endowing Reasoning Capabilities to a Matching/Scrubbing Algorithm
  Jean-Patrick Tsang and Igor Rudychev
• Bridge Tables and Grain
  Ronald Gage Allan

Summer 2002, Volume 7, Number 3

• Editor's Note
  
• The Decision Support Sweet Spot
  Wayne W. Eckerson
• Pave the Road To E-Business Success With Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
  Scott Cotter
• Making CRM Work through Customer Data Integration
  C. Alex Dietz
• The ROI of Data Quality
  Len Dubois
• One Version of the Truth: Meta Data Management and Other Considerations for Enterprisewide Business Intelligence Implementations
  Marianne Arents
• Designing Multipurpose Data Warehouse Models
  Wilma Van Dyk

Spring 2002, Volume 7, Number 2

• Editor's Note
  
• Delivery of Extreme Data Freshness with Active Data Warehousing
  Stephen Brobst
• 'Going Global' with Data Warehousing
  Challenges to Consider with Multi-Country Data Warehousing
  Stephen Dine and Matthew E. Pohl
• A Business Approach to Data Quality: Achieving and Maintaining First-Class Organizational Data
  Stacey Herdlein
• E-Business and the Corporate Information Factory
  Vic Werner, Craig Abramson, and Kenny Kistler
• Hosted Data Warehouse
  Mike Thornton and Mike Lampa
• Identifying Meta Data Requirements
  Adrienne Tannenbaum
• Information Quality: The Quest for Justification
  Frank Dravis
• Today's Intelligent Data Warehouse Demands Quality Data
  Jeff Canter

Winter 2002, Volume 7, Number 1

• Editor's Note
  
• Choosing the Right CRM Tool
  Jill Dyché
• The New Data Warehouse Business Opportunity: Regenerating Revenues and Increased Profitability through Knowledge Convergence
  Ronald S. Swift
• Best Practice for Implementing a Data Warehouse
  Robert Weir
• Using Interactive Visual Workflow Techniques to Optimize the CRISP-DM Data Mining Process
  Peter Caron and Colin Shearer
• The Dangers of Denormalizing in Dimensional Modeling
  Wilma Van Dyk
• Deploying Enterprise Information Management in Conjunction with a Data Warehouse
  Terry Mullin

Fall 2001, Volume 6, Number 4

• Best Practices and Leadership in Data Warehousing Award Winners
  Michelle C. Edwards
• Dependable Information without Complexity
  Sami Hero
• Customer Relationship Management As a Privacy Enhancer
  Michael Staten
• Organization of Data Warehousing in Large Service Companies: A Matrix Approach Based on Data Ownership and Competence Centers
  Robert Winter and Markus Meyer
• Meta Data As an IT Platform The Strategy of Meta Data in Your Organization
  Dan Soschin
• Storage Configuration Guidelines for Data Warehouse Applications
  Keith L. Kelley and Raghunath Nambiar

Summer 2001, Volume 6, Number 3

• Picture This! A Spatially Aware Data Warehouse
  Rafael Coss, Michael Gonzales, and Kathryn Zeidenstein
• Managing Clickstream Data
  Vic Werner and Craig Abramson
• Salvaging Information Engineering Techniques in a Data Warehouse Environment
  Anthony L. Politano
• Increasing the Value of Your Analysis, Layer by Layer
  David Abatangelo
• Does the Data Warehouse Improve Decision Performance?
  Yong-Tae Park and Paul Gray
• Data Models for a Registrar's Data Mart
  Ronald Gage Allan

Spring 2001, Volume 6, Number 2

• Customer Intelligence
  Bernard Liautaud
• Use of a DW and BI to Support CRM Initiatives
  Emil Cipolla
• Data Warehouse Change Request Management
  Jonathan G. Geiger
• MetaBusiness Meta Data for the Masses: Administering Knowledge Sharing for Your Data Warehouse
  Lawrence D. Bell
• Why Don’t My Sales Figures Reconcile? The Bookings, Billings, and Backlog Phenomena
  Larry Scheurich

Winter 2001, Volume 6, Number 1

• Perspectives on Data Warehousing
  Barbara H. Wixom and Hugh J. Watson
• Data Warehouse Risks
  Sid Adelman and Larissa Moss
• Customer Relationship Management (CRM): The Defining Business Initiative of the New Millennium
  Jim Berkowitz
• Issues in Organizational Data Mining: A Survey of Current Practices
  Hamid R. Nemati and Christopher D. Barko
• Establishing Service Level Agreements for a Data Warehouse
  Stephen Brobst
• A Meta Data Framework for the Federated Data Warehouse
  Dave Buch
• A Study of Perceived Post-Implementation Benefits of Data Warehousing
  Sharil K. Morain and Daniel M. Norris