Strategic planning for data warehousing

Subramanian, Ashok; Smith, L. Douglas; Nelson, Anthony C.; Campbell, James F.; Bird, David A.

doi:10.1016/s0378-7206(97)00040-2

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“…In [13], Otjacques et al discussed the identity management problem as a specific application of data sharing. Subramanian et al [19], [20] presented a data warehousing approach to integrating and sharing data from operational systems for analytics and decision support through a study of the City of St Louis.…”

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Information quality issues in municipal governments

Hobson¹,

Anand²,

Li³

et al. 2011

Proceedings of 2011 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations, Logistics and Informatics

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E-government initiatives rely on information as the central resource for transparency in interactions between governments, citizens, and enterprises. The availability and quality of information is critical for the successful achievement of e-government. This paper details the findings of our study of the technology infrastructure and information sharing practices of 12New York State local governments. We discovered a number of key information quality issues that plague local governments such as data fragmentation, redundancy, and conflict. We explain how these issues have an immediate impact on the work of the government employees and quality of service to citizens, and a longer-term impact as a barrier to e-government initiatives.Additionally, we detail factors that contribute to issues of information quality and suggest ways to address these issues and ultimately enable more efficient government.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Information quality issues in municipal governments

Hobson¹,

Anand²,

Li³

et al. 2011

Proceedings of 2011 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations, Logistics and Informatics

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“…Considering the characteristics of information usage and MIS initiatives, we concluded that the city should adopt a data warehousing strategy, but on a modest scale (Subramanian, Smith, Nelson, Campbell, & Bird, 1997) with selective access. There was no apparent justification for developing a monolithic system that provides access to all information on a citywide basis in a uniform manner.…”

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Strategic Planning for Municipal Information Systems

Smith

Campbell

Subramanian

et al. 2001

The American Review of Public Administration

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In 1995, the City of St. Louis undertook a major strategic planning effort for its municipal information systems. The project was initiated in the midst of acrimonious debate regarding mainframe bottlenecks, the proliferation of independent computing systems, organizational problems in the delivery of management information systems (MIS) services, and rapidly changing technology. A strategic planning process tailored to this complex environment was developed and executed, engaging individuals at all levels to articulate needs for information, identify problems with existing systems, suggest organizational changes, and define potential MIS projects. As in most governments, organizational issues and managerial processes proved more daunting than technical issues. The implementation of technical recommendations proved much easier than changing the organizational culture to take full advantage of new technologies. To realize fully the benefits of new information technology, more effective ways must be found to facilitate the spanning of formal organizational boundaries.

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“…Among the techniques used for exploring information in usage data are Data Warehousing (DW) and OnLine Analytical Processing (OLAP) for decision support (Ang and Teo, 2000;Harding and Yu, 1999;Smith and Duchessi, 1999;Subramanian et al, 1997). DW is used to collect and maintain a large amount of data from several distributed and/or heterogeneous data sources provided by database management systems.…”

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Data-based decision support technology used in the financial service industry

Kao²,

2006

IJFSM

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Management has increasingly paid attention to the reuse of historical data that reflect changes of customers, suppliers and organisations themselves. In consequence, many organisations are continuously attempting to look for advantageous connections between organisational variables and use preference of data-based decision support technology (DBDST). This paper presents an empirical examination of preference of DBDST use in the financial service industry in Taiwan, including insurance companies, credit corporations, stock exchange corporations, agricultural and fishery banks, governmental banks and private banks. Organisational variables and data variables are examined in this study. There were remarkable results that competitiveness of the environment, support by the CEO, mode of decision making, intensity of data resource and learning in data significantly influence the DBDST use preference. Discussion and managerial implications are also addressed in this research.

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Strategic planning for data warehousing

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Information quality issues in municipal governments

Information quality issues in municipal governments

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Data-based decision support technology used in the financial service industry

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