Data Warehousing with Open Source Technologies (or why not to use Data Marts in 2010) - MOSC2011
The role of business intelligence within corporations and governments is to store, improve and analyse key information in order to make data-driven decisions. However these projects suffer from a high failure rate due to the complexity and significant costs in establishing a data warehouse. Successful data warehousing projects are based on a combination of business sponsorship and solid database systems expertise. This session will discuss the open source technologies, in a vendor neutral way, that can be brought together to provide data warehouse capabilities at a fraction of the setup costs for a traditional environment. The technologies will cover a range of areas including DBMS’s, development, ETL, reporting and data mining. Finally, this paper will discuss cutting-edge research and techniques to improve existing Business Intelligence systems. MOSC2011 Speaker : Evan Leybourn Evan Leybourn is a manager, trainer and public speaker with over 10 years of experience in the fields of Business Intelligence (BI), Information Data Management (IDM) and Agile Project Management. He has held senior managerial and consulting positions in private industry and government and currently works as the Director of Business Intelligence with the Australian Government in Canberra. Evan runs regular management, business intelligence and agile professional development courses across Australia and South East Asia and speaks at a variety of ICT and management conferences on :- * ICT Leadership * Agile Project Management * Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing * Agile Business Intelligence Malaysia Open Source Conference 2011 (MOSC2011) http://www.mosc.my/ Archive http://blog.mosc.my/2011/05/data-warehousing-with-open-source.html -- To unsubscribe from and detail about this group http://portal.mosc.my/osdc-my-mailing-list-information MOSC2011 http://fb.me/mosc2011 and http://www.mosc.my/ Milking the Cloud Competition for MOSC2011 http://www.mosc.my/articles/item/7-milking-the-cloud-competition-for-mosc2011
