IBM Industry Models for Banking and SDP
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Enterprise Modeling with IBM Software and Industry Models
IBM Industry Model for Banking
The model is based on strong Primary Key - Foreign Key relationships that will assure consistency in the model itself and in content of implemented Data Warehouse System. Model has more than 130 Entities (Tables) grouped in 12 Subject areas:
Subject areas (in alphabetical order):
- Activity Based Costs Subject area,
- AreaCAPEX Subject area,
- Contact Center Subject area,
- Credit Information Registry Subject Area,
- CRM Subject Area,
- Customer Subject Area,
- Customer Account Subject Area,
- Dunning, Collections and Workout Subject Area,
- Human Resources Subject Area,
- Regulatory Reporst For Central Bank Subject Area,
- Marketing Campaign Subject Area,
- Risk Subject Area.
Based on data represented in the model, all standard Banking reporting and analysis Data Marts can be delivered.
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Deploying IBM Industry Data Models on a Netezza appliance
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Deploying IBM Industry Data Models on a Netezza appliance
About This Paper
The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance on how to deploy the IBM Industry Data Models on a Netezza appliance. This paper is divided into the following chapters:
Chapter 1, "Selecting a subset of IBM Industry Data Model content for Netezza deployment" explains the components of the IBM Industry Data Models, describes how they are related, and introduces the concept of identifying a subset of the data warehouse design model to be deployed.
Chapter 2, "Transforming the Logical Data Model to a Physical Data Model / DDL for deployment on a Netezza appliance" outlines the steps required to transform the subset of the Logical Data Model to a Physical Data Model, and from there generate Data Definition Language (DDL) that can be run on a Netezza appliance.
Who Should Read This Document
- IT Architects, - IT Specialists, - Data Modelers, - Database Administrators, - Business Intelligence practitioners
Netezza, IBM & REvolution Analytics
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You Have to register to download this paper from IBM but it is worth it
here
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