Data Warehouse Requirements Engineering A Decision Based Approach
As the first to focus on the issue of Data Warehouse Requirements Engineering, this book introduces a model-driven requirements process used to identify requirements granules and incrementally develop data warehouse fragments. In addition, it presents an
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Data Warehouse Requirements Engineering A Decision Based Approach
Data Warehouse Requirements Engineering
Naveen Prakash Deepika Prakash •
Data Warehouse Requirements Engineering A Decision Based Approach
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Naveen Prakash ICLC Ltd. New Delhi India
Deepika Prakash Central University of Rajasthan Kishangarh India
ISBN 978-981-10-7018-1 ISBN 978-981-10-7019-8 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7019-8
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Preface
That requirements engineering is part of the systems development life cycle and is about the first activity to be carried out when building systems is today considered as basic knowledge in computer science/information technology. Requirements engineering produces requirements specifications that are carried through to system design and implementation. It is assumed that systems automate specific activities that are carried out in the real world. These activities are transactions, for example reservations, cancellations, buying, selling, and the like. Thus requirements engineering produces requirements specifications of transactional systems. So long as systems were not very complex, the preparation of a requirements specification was feasible and did not compromise on system delivery times. However, as systems became more and more complex, iterative and incremental development came to the fore. Producing a requirements specification is now frowned upon and we need to produce, in the language of Scrum, user stories for small parts of the system. Abou
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