Understanding Data Warehouses & Decision Support Systems: Concepts, Components, & Implemen, Slides of Introduction to Database Management Systems

An in-depth exploration of data warehouses and decision support systems (dss). Learn about the differences between operational and dss data, the concept and construction of star schemas, and the implementation steps of a data warehouse. Discover the role of data mining in decision support and how it adds value to organizations. Understand the main components of a dss and how they transform operational data into decision support data.

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The Data Warehouse

In this chapter, you will learn:

  • How operational data and decision support

data differ

  • What a data warehouse is and how data for it

are prepared

  • What star schemas are and how they are

constructed

  • What steps are required to successfully

implement a data warehouse

  • What data mining is and what role it plays in

decision support

Solving Business Problems and Adding

Value with Data Warehouse-Based

Solutions

Solving Business Problems and Adding

Value with Data Warehouse-Based

Solutions (continued)

Decision Support Systems

(continued)

  • Composed of four main components:
    • Data store component
      • Basically a DSS database
    • Data extraction and filtering component
      • Used to extract and validate data taken from operational database and external data sources
    • End-user query tool
      • Used to create queries that access database
    • End-user presentation tool
      • Used to organize and present data

Main Components of a

Decision Support System

(DSS)

Contrasting Operational and

DSS Data Characteristics

Ten-Year Sales History for

a Single Department, in

Millions of Dollars

The Data Warehouse

  • Integrated, subject-oriented, time-variant,

nonvolatile database that provides support for

decision making

A Comparison of Data Warehouse

and Operational Database

Characteristics

DSS Architectural Styles

Online Analytical Processing

  • Advanced data analysis environment that

supports decision making, business

modeling, and operations research

  • OLAP systems share four main

characteristics:

  • Use multidimensional data analysis techniques
  • Provide advanced database support
  • Provide easy-to-use end-user interfaces
  • Support client/server architecture

Integration of OLAP

with a Spreadsheet

Program

OLAP Client/Server

Architecture