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DEFINING the BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS

Introduction OLTP and DW planning is different in term of requirements clarity Planning DW is about solving users’ problems and providing strategic information to the user. OLTP systems are primarily data capture systems. Data warehouse systems are information delivery systems. OLTP systems are needed to run the day-to-day business and returns are seen immediately. No immediate payout is seen in a decision support system.

Dimensional Analysis : Usage of Information is Unpredictable The users are familiar with operational systems because they use these in their daily work – Easy to visualize the requirements for new operational systems – A data warehouse system cannot be related to anything used before. – Process of defining requirements for a data warehouse is vague.

Dimensional Analysis : Usage of Information is Unpredictable The users are generally unable to define their requirements clearly. For most of the users, this could be the very first data warehouse. How can you build something the users are unable to define clearly and precisely? Need different approach of requirements gathering.

Dimensional Analysis : Usage of Information is Unpredictable What to do? Include every piece of data you think users will be able to use in the data warehouse? How can you build something the users are unable to define clearly and precisely? 1.Collect data on the overall business of the organization. 2.Check on the industry’s best practices. 3.Gather some business rules guiding the day-to-day decision making. But these are generalities and are not sufficient to determine detailed requirements – managers think of the business in terms of business dimensions.

Dimensional Analysis: Dimensional Nature of Business Data Users can tell you how they think about the business – what measurement units are important for them, – How they measure success – how they combine the various pieces of information for strategic decision making. The actual proposed usage of a data warehouse could be unclear, the business dimensions used by the managers for decision making are quite clear. – Managers think of business in terms of business dimensions

Dimensional Analysis: Business Dimensions Not interested in a single number: Break the info down by Month Division Customer demographics Sales office Product These are the business dimensions for vice president Not interested in a single number: Break the info down by Month Division Customer demographics Sales office Product These are the business dimensions for vice president Business dimensions of marketing manager Product Product category Time(day,week,month) District Division Business dimensions of marketing manager Product Product category Time(day,week,month) District Division Business dimensions of financial controller Budget line Time(month,quarter,year) District Division Business dimensions of financial controller Budget line Time(month,quarter,year) District Division THINK OF BUSINESS DIMENSIONS WHILE COLLECTING REQUIREMENTS

Dimensional Analysis: Business Dimensions Get a good grasp of the dimensional nature of the business data – analysis of sales units along the three business dimensions of product, time, and geography. – Three dimensions are plotted against three axes of coordinates. – three dimensions form a collection of cubes. – In each of the small dimensional cubes, you will find the sales units for that particular slice of time, product, and geographical division. If there are more than three dimensions visualize multidimensional cubes, also called hypercubes. Slices of product sales infromation (Units sold)

Dimensional Analysis Possible to analyze at different time hierarchies

More Complex Dimensional Model Supermarket Chain Manufacturing Company Insurance Business Airlines Company Business dimensions are relevant to the business to subject of analysis Almost all business analyses are performed over time Time dimension is common Business dimensions are relevant to the business to subject of analysis Almost all business analyses are performed over time Time dimension is common

Information Packages A new idea for determining and recording information requirements for a data warehouse. This concept helps us to give a concrete form to – various insights, – unclear thoughts, – opinions expressed during the process of collecting requirements. Useful for taking data warehouse development to next phases

Information Packages : Requirements not fully Determinate Why Information Packages?: – when requirements cannot be fully determined, we need a new and innovative concept to gather and record the requirements. The new methodology for determining requirements for a data warehouse system is based on business dimensions. – the need of the users to base their analysis on business dimensions. – incorporates the basic measurements and the business dimensions along which the users analyze these basic measurements. Discover the measurements and the relevant dimensions that must be captured and kept in the data warehouse. – known as an information package for the specific subject.

Information Packages : Structure primary goal of requirements definition phase : primary goal of requirements definition phase : compile information packages for all the subjects for the data warehouse. compile information packages for all the subjects for the data warehouse. After the information packages are defined clearly, proceed to the other phases After the information packages are defined clearly, proceed to the other phases. Subject : Sales Measurements shown at the bottom Business dimensions along which measurements will be taken are shown at the top as column headings Rows represent the hierarchy – Year down to individual day

Benefits of Information Packages Information Packages enable designers to Define the common subject areas Design key business metrics Decide how data must be presented Determine how users will aggregate or roll up Decide the data quantity for user analysis or query Decide how data will be accessed Establish data granularity Estimate data warehouse size Determine the frequency for data refreshing Ascertain how information must be packaged

Information Packages : Business Dimensions Business dimensions form the underlying basis of the new methodology for requirements definition. Data must be stored to provide for the business dimensions. The business dimensions and their hierarchical levels form the basis for all further phases. Identify business dimensions and their hierarchical levels. Choose the proper and optimal set of dimensions related to the measurements.

Information Packages : Dimension Hierarchies or Categories The measurements along a business dimension are analyzed – First as summaries – Then at various levels of detail. Traverse the hierarchical levels of a business dimension for getting the details at various levels. The dimension hierarchies are the paths for drilling down or rolling up in analysis. Within each major business dimension there are categories of data elements that can be useful for analysis. – Example: holidays in the year dimension – Such data elements within the business dimension are called categories.

Information Packages : Key Business Metrics or Facts The data warehouses users think of their business subjects in terms of business dimensions for obtaining information and for doing analysis. – What exactly are the users analyzing? – What numbers are they analyzing? The numbers the users analyze are the measurements or metrics that measure the success of their departments. These are the facts that indicate to the users how their departments are doing in fulfilling their departmental objectives. The metrics or facts go into the bottom section of the information package. The business dimensions will be the column headings. – In each column, you will include the hierarchies and categories for the business dimensions.

Information Packages : Auto Sales Analysis

Information Packages : Hotel Occupancy

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