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Pat Sweet identifies key trends in the data warehousing and BI market helped by Jeff Herman of Blueplate Consulting, Rob Badila of Xansa, Pierre Yves Commanay at Sopra and independent consultant Keith Roberts.
Hitting the data hot spots - Part 2 | Part
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Jeff Herman: think creatively
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“User training is also a major step forward to gaining the
full benefit from a data warehouse project. Ideally the organisation
should give the user a lot of autonomy in manipulating the
data and producing the management information needed without
further intervention from IT specialists. To achieve this,
the users need to be involved in the project along with fully
integrated training,” says Pierre Yves Commanay.
While training is frequently regarded as an overhead, our
panel maintain it is essential if companies are to get the
most out of a data warehouse and from BI tools or other data
mining techniques. And, as Roberts points out, this goes well
beyond the purely functional training which concentrates on
‘this button does this, and this button does that’.
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