Business Requirements

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Business Requirements

Listed below are different phases ordered by how they will be executed. Detail activities within each phase are listed in "Execution Approach" section of this document.

Phase 1 - Business Analysis and Design

Phase 2 – Informatica/Business Objects Installation

Phase 3 – ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) Development and testing

Phase 4 – Development of reporting universe and reports development

Phase 5 – Implementation support and user training

Phase 6 – Production Implementation and Support

Project Deliverables

• Historical data load and data mapping from current systems to new data warehouse. A standard mapping scheme that will be same for all business units will be created. Once approved, each department is required to provide all data from all business units in this standard scheme if connectivity to the source data cannot be achieved using Informatica.

• Historical data mapping will only be done for as much data as available and may not all historical data requirement in some cases.

• Report specifications document and code for reports

• Design document and code for web based portal

• Document showing Entity/ Relationships in data marts.

• Document showing Business Objects Universe.

• Business Objects Universe.

• Technical Design Document for ETL and Reporting.

EXECUTION APPROACH

Phase 1 – Business Analysis and Design

Work with users from the various business units to clearly identify business requirements and design the solution.

• Analysis and design of the historical data load from various sources within all business units.

• Design of web based Advertising Portal to link different reporting areas to the data warehouse; this portal will also have ability to connect to extern...

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...e databases with advanced parallel processing of all data warehousing operations

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Business Objects XI

The first and only business intelligence (BI) suite to deliver a complete set of BI capabilities: superior reporting, query and analysis, enterprise performance management (EPM), and enterprise information management (EIM). BusinessObjects XI helps you track performance, understand business drivers, and manage your business.

Key Product Features

• Performance management - Match actions with strategy.

• Reporting - Access, format, and deliver data.

• Query and analysis - Self-serve analysis for users.

• BI platform - Manage BI tools, reports, and applications.

• Data integration - Access, transform, and integrate data.

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