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Data warehousing for dummies

Alan R. Simon

1997

Decision Support and Data Warehouse Systems

Efrem G Mallach

2000

Data warehouse

Joyce Bischoff

1997

Data Warehousing Fundamentals

Paulraj Ponniah

2001

Data warehouse design

Matteo Golfarelli

2009

Mastering data warehouse design

Claudia Imhoff

2003

Data warehouse project management

Larissa T. Moss, Sid Adelman

2000

Data stores, data warehousing, and the Zachman Framework

William H. Inmon

1997

The data warehouse toolkit

Margy Ross, Ralph Kimball

1996

Modern Data Warehousing, Mining, and Visualization

George M. Marakas

2003

The Official Guide to Informix/Red Brick Data Warehousing (With CD-ROM)

Robert J. Hocutt

2000

Business Intelligence

Jerzy Surma

2011

Data Model Patterns

David C. Hay

1996

Data warehouse design solutions

Christopher Adamson

1998

The data warehouse ETL toolkit

Joe Caserta, Warren Thornthwaite, Joy Mundy et al.

2004

Data Warehousing In The Real World A Practical Guide For Building Decision Support Systems

Sam Anahory

1997

Redis cookbook

Tiago Macedo

2011

Pentaho Solutions

Roland Bouman

2009

Data warehouse

Barry Devlin

1996

The data model resource book

Len Silverston

1997

The Microsoft data warehouse toolkit

Warren Thornthwaite, Joy Mundy, Ralph Kimball

2006

Building a Data Warehouse

Vincent Rainardi

2007

VSAM demystified

Mary Lovelace

2013

Master data management and data governance

Alex Berson

2011

Data warehousing, data mining, and OLAP

Stephen J. Smith, Alex Berson

1997

SAP simplified

Arshad Khan

2006

Building a data warehouse for decision support

Vidette Poe

1996

Exploration warehousing

R. H. Terdeman, Claudia Imhoff, William H. Inmon

2000

Data Mining

Robert Groth

2000

Web Warehousing and Knowledge Management

Rob Mattison

1999

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