TDAN.com – Archive
April 2002
Articles Applying Dimensional Analysis to Business Intelligence Systems
by Amit Bhagwat
Practically-Oriented Conceptual Model for OLAP
by Ilia Bider
Doing .NET Right ... Looking at the Critical Success Factors
by Tom Finneran
A Repository Model - Business Rules (Action Assertions)
by David C. Hay
The Denormalization Survival Guide - Part I
by Steve Hoberman
Model Driven Information Architecture
by Michael A. Lang, Sr., Brian J. Noggle
What is VLDB? Very Large Databases Part 3
by Dan E. Linstedt
To Buy a Repository Or Not to Buy a Repository?
by David Marco
That is the Question ... Here is the Answer
Business Rules Grammar Part 1
by Terry Moriarty
Be Careful What You Ask For With Consultants
by Robert S. Seiner
Data Warehousing & ERP - A Combination of Forces
by Anne Marie Smith, Ph.D.
So You Survived the Disaster - Did Your Company?
by Danny Wall
Special Features Event Progress Diagrams
by Amit Bhagwat
A New Direction for Data Resource Management
by Michael H. Brackett
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Featured Columns The Database Report - April 2002
by Craig S. Mullins
Covering January through March, 2002
METAbits - April 2002
by Doug Laney
Measuring the Value of Data Warehouse Technology
Business Rules Spotlight - April 2002
by Barbara von Halle
Business Rules: The Quiet Revolution
DAMA Corner - April 2002
by Brett Champlin
Update on DAMA and the ICCP
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Perspectives Meet the New Information Architects
by Paula Thornton
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