Oracle8i Data Warehousing

Michael Corey is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ntirety L.L.C. (www.ntirety.com) located in Newton, Massachusetts, Ntirety specializes in Remote Database Administration. Prior to founding Ntirety Mike co-founded Database Technologies, the first consulting company on the East Coast to specialize in Oracle and other relational databases. Under Mike's direction, Database Technologies experienced triple-digit growth. In 1997 Deloitte & Touche, and Hale and Dorr recognized Database Technologies as the fastest growing Technology Company in New England and the 51st fastest growing hi-tech company in the United States. Mr. Corey is a recognized expert on Relational Databases and Data Warehousing. He has written a number of articles and books. Mike is a frequent guest speaker at technology conferences throughout the world.In addition to being an entrepreneur and writer, Mr. Corey is a founding member of a number of Oracle groups, including Oracle User Resource, Oracle World Wide Affinity Program and the Oracle Presidents Council. He is a past president of the International Oracle User Group, Northeast Oracle Users Group,. He is also a past member of the Board of Directors for the International Oracle User Group Americas and a member of the Microsoft Corporation Data Warehousing Advisory Group.Mr. Corey has a B.S. in Management Information Systems from Bentley College, in Waltham, Massachusetts. He has also attended the Entrepreneurial Management program at Babson College in 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998.Feel free to contact Mike at michael.corey@ntirety.com. Michael S. Abbey (Ottawa, CN) has been using Oracle for 15 years, has co-authored seven books for Oracle Press, and has given presentations on Oracle throughout North America and Europe. Michael leads the Pythian Groups dbaSource team in Ottawa, Canada, which provides Internet-based Oracle DBA support. He has also been a volunteer in Oracle user groups, facilitating delivery of IOUGAs IOUG-A Live! from 1997 to 2000. Ian Abramson (Toronto, CN) is CTO of Data Ware-housing for Data Visions Incorporated. He has 14 years experience as an Oracle architect, designer, developer, and DBA. Ian has focused on data ware-housing for the past five years. As the director of educational programming for the IOUGA, he has created top-notch educational programs for the Oracle user community. He presents at Oracle conferences worldwide and is a faculty member of the IOUGA University Master Class program. Ben Taub (Ann Arbor, MI) is a Project Manager/Senior Warehouse architect with Dataspace Incorporated, as well as founder of the firm. He is the data warehousing focus area manager for IOUG-A.

Chapter 1: Warehouse: What is it, Who Needs it, and Why. Chapter 2: Things to Consider. Chapter 3: Finding and Building the Team. Chapter 4: Managing the Data Warehouse Project. Chapter 5: Data Warehouse Design Methodology. Chapter 6: Data Warehouse Development Methodology. Chapter 7: Data Marts and Star Schema Design. Chapter 8: The Physical Data Warehouse. Chapter 9: Fundamentals of an ETL Architecture. Chapter 10: Loading the Oracle Warehouse. Chapter 11: Oracle Warehouse Builder. Chapter 12: Partitioning Data. Chapter 13: Indexing the Warehouse. Chapter 14: Backing Up the Warehousse. Chapter 15: Securing the Warehouse. Chapter 16: Storage Considerations. Chapter 17: Tuning Data Access. Chapter 18: Publishing Data for the Users. Chapter 19: Oracle Summarization Features. Chapter 20: OLAP. Chapter 21: Relational OLAP and Aggregate Navigators. Chapter 22: The Oracle Discoverer Solution. Chapter 23: The Oracle Express Solution. Chapter 24: Data Mining. Chapter 25: Data Webhousing.