• Now end-user tools for data analysis and dashboarding are amplifying the value of information kept in data warehouses.

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  • Right now, NCR's Teradata software is the leader in the market for gargantuan databases contained in data warehouses.

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  • Databases from Oracle, IBM and Microsoft are quickly adding all the features that perform sophisticated requests on multiterabyte data warehouses.

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  • These search engines fundamentally differ from their counterparts used in data warehouses.

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  • Any experienced businessperson has seen this movie before with earlier technologies ranging from the World Wide Web to CRM to Enterprise Data Warehouses.

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  • What has to die is the idea that the information a business needs come from data warehouses the way they are currently implemented.

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  • Maybe it is not a direct threat to our current data warehouses but to the customer Enterprise Search is a sort of BI.

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  • Retailers, banks and other companies have been spending big bucks to build data warehouses containing masses of information about individual customers and transactions.

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  • Unlike business intelligence systems using data warehouses, you did not have to know what how you were going to analyze the data when it arrive.

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  • The internal Snaps could provide access to proprietary data, from sources such as order entry systems, data warehouses, or synthesized from an ERP or CRM system.

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  • Current data warehouses are not up to the task of handling the volumes of machine data, aka Big Data, in ways that allow businesses to be responsive.

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  • Data warehouses and the ability to pinpoint customers are especially important for those businesses selling commodity-like services in recently deregulated markets such as airlines, telecom and financial services.

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  • Sophisticated algorithms, databases, data warehouses, and computations help determine insights.

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  • We give out our social security numbers when we forget our charge cards while shopping, and use supermarket loyalty cards that log our buying habits into giant data warehouses.

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  • Teradata dominates the market for huge data warehouses, defined as those bigger than 1 terabyte, or 1 trillion bytes of data (that's how many characters you would find in 2 million books).

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  • There were limitations in what could be analyzed, due to the inflexibility of data warehouses and relational databases, but the process for cleansing, sorting and analyzing data was well understood as a complete cycle.

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  • Among the picks the fund still holds are Concord EFS, which processes electronic transactions, and NCR, which makes bank teller machines, cash registers and computer systems for data warehouses (see story, p. 70).

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  • The first successful big data technology was enterprise data warehouses that implement massively parallel processing, scale to the petabytes, handle batch and real-time latencies with equal agility, and provide connectors to structured and unstructured sources.

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  • Transactional systems, data warehouses, data marts, etc.

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  • In this world of increasing immediacy and unpredictability, do financial institutions have to live with the problem of isolated data warehouses, or is there a new possibility they can integrate those massive data sets and apply technologies like business analytics to uncover patterns and make correlations that might reveal, say, at-risk mortgages, based on changes in individuals' credit card use?

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  • This can accommodate more real-time decision-making, while still correlating real-time data with historical data in traditional warehouses.

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  • The location of those data centers is important, Greenpeace argues, because data centers -- basically big warehouses full of computers that store data "in the cloud" or online rather than on home machines -- are such big users of electricity.

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  • Grimsson says new data centers -- the computer warehouses that essentially house the Internet -- are coming to Iceland because they can be powered by clean energy, and because the country is a smart linking point between North America and Europe.

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