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Agile Strategies for Enterprise DW and BI

Ambler, Scott W.; Fillié, Jan-Paul; McCrosky, Bill; Selvage, Mei; Squire, Cass | Journals | 22 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Breaking Free: BI Without DW

Mahapatra, Sumeet | Journals | 22 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Real-Time BI: Information Mashup Through SOA and Web 2.0 Technologies

Radhakrishnan, S. | Journals | 22 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Who Cares? A Realistic Business Perspective on the BI/DW Decision

Benson, Robert J. | Journals | 22 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Business Intelligence: With or Without a Data Warehouse?

Moss, Larissa T. | Journals | 01 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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The Three-Stage Evolution of an Enterprise Data Warehouse

Fung-A-Fat, Mark | Journals | 01 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Consider the Contract: Choosing the BI Solution Architecture that Meets End Users'

Kaminski, Bogumil; Choros, Patryk | Journals | 01 April 2008 | Cutter IT Journal; Business Intelligence

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Business Architecture

Orr, Ken | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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The Business Motivation Model: Matching the Means to the Ends

Rosen, Mike | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Business Architecture and Accountability to Business Intent

McWhorter, Neal | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Improving Enterprise Performance with Business Architecture

Whittle, Ralph | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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A Collaborative Framework for Business Architecture

Balmes, Geoffrey | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Defining a Great Business Architect

Suddreth, Greg | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Business Ownership of Business Architecture: A Case Study

Dols, Jeff | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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The Role of Collaborative Governance in Business Architecture

Ulrich, William | Journals | 01 March 2008 | Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Can IT Go Green?

Murugesan, San | Journals | 01 February 2008 | Cutter IT Journal

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Building Sustainable IT

Emily Jane Ryan | Journals | 01 February 2008 | Cutter IT Journal

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Understanding the Linkages Between IT, Global Supply Chains, and the Environment

Sarkis, Joseph; Park, Jacob | Journals | 01 February 2008 | Cutter IT Journal

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The Greening of the IT Sector: Problems and Solutions in Managing Environmental Compliance

Butler, Tom; McGovern, Damien | Journals | 01 February 2008 | Cutter IT Journal

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The Perceived Dichotomy Between Current Green IT Initiatives and Information Security

Biros, David; Sikolia, David; Hass, Michael | Journals | 01 February 2008 | Cutter IT Journal

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