This workshop, held over four days, helps you understand all the factors necessary for effectively designing the back room ETL system of your DW/BI environment. It tries to guarantee that critical processes within the ETL system are not overlooked. Even if you don’t have an immediate qualified need for every ETL subsystem on our list, it is likely that you will over time. By the end of this course, you will understand how your data warehouse ETL system can be built to anticipate these potential requirements.

This is not a microscopic code-oriented implementation class; it is a vendor-neutral architecture class for the designer who must keep a broad perspective. The course is organized around the 34 necessary ETL subsystems which are developed in detail as the course progresses. During class, each student builds (on paper) a comprehensive ETL system based on a realistically complex example, starting with the first steps of extraction through the final steps of data delivery to the presentation area for your BI tool.

Those responsible for building the back-room ETL system of a data warehouse environment, including ETL architects, ETL designers and developers, and data warehouse operational staff.

This workshop, held over four days, helps you understand all the factors necessary for effectively designing the back room ETL system of your DW/BI environment. It tries to guarantee that critical processes within the ETL system are not overlooked. Even if you don’t have an immediate qualified need for every ETL subsystem on our list, it is likely that you will over time. By the end of this course, you will understand how your data warehouse ETL system can be built to anticipate these potential requirements.

This is not a microscopic code-oriented implementation class; it is a vendor-neutral architecture class for the designer who must keep a broad perspective. The course is organized around the 34 necessary ETL subsystems which are developed in detail as the course progresses. During class, each student builds (on paper) a comprehensive ETL system based on a realistically complex example, starting with the first steps of extraction through the final steps of data delivery to the presentation area for your BI tool.

Those responsible for building the back-room ETL system of a data warehouse environment, including ETL architects, ETL designers and developers, and data warehouse operational staff.