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RealTime Data Warehousing: A StateoftheArt Survey: Frameworks, Data Acquisition Technologies, and Multidimensional Conceptua,Used
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The aim of this research based book is to highlight the importance of realtime data warehousing (RTDW) to increase operational business intelligence in large organizations. We present stateofthe art survey and a comprehensive comparative analysis in three areas: (1) RTDW frameworks, (2) realtime data acquisition technologies, and (3) data warehouse multidimensional conceptual modeling (MCM) techniques. We also discuss some future research directions and open problems related to RTDW. In our point of view, semistructured databases (i.e., XML) have greater capability to incorporate realtime data from operational sources than relational databases. Based on recent research articles, this book can greatly help the data warehouse practitioners and researchers to have a deep understanding of the issues related to RTDW and propose new solutions for the highlighted problems. In future, we aim to provide an RTDW framework based on the virtualization concept and a novel semistructured MCM, which is suitable for OLTP and OLAP applications. This research is being conducted at Punjab University College of Information Technology (PUCIT), University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan.
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