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This checklist gives you a quick look at 10 worst practices to avoid when designing and implementing your next data warehousing project.
A data warehouse project manager's job is beset with worst practice traps just waiting for the unwary project manager to fail. You don't have to fall prey to these traps. Take a look at these ten worst practices to recognize and avoid these methods and you may be one of the clever few who will successfully implement a data warehouse.
This document was created by Sid Adelman, a principal in Sid Adelman and Associates, an organization specializing in planning and implementing data warehouses and in establishing effective data architectures and strategies.
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Sid Adelman is a Principal in Sid Adelman & Associates, an organization specializing in planning and implementing data warehouses and in establishing effective data architectures and strategies. He consulted on data warehouse with banks, distribution companies, utilities, governmental authorities, manufacturing companies, insurance and the health care industry. Sid has been involved with the data warehouse and its predecessors before the term itself was coined.
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