Data integration blueprint and modeling techniques for a scalable and sustainable architecture

Making Data Integration Work: How to Systematically Reduce Cost, Improve Quality, and Enhance Effectiveness Today’s enterprises are investing massive resources in data integration. Many possess thousands of point-to-point data integration applications that are costly, undocumented, and difficult to...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Giordano, Anthony, 1959- (-)
Corporate Author: Books24x7, Inc (-)
Format: eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Upper Saddle River, N.J. : IBM Press/Pearson c2011
Edition:1st edition
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See on Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009629004206719
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Author
  • Introduction: Why Is Data Integration Important?
  • Part 1 Overview of Data Integration
  • Chapter 1 Types of Data Integration
  • Data Integration Architectural Patterns
  • Common Data Integration Functionality
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 2 An Architecture for Data Integration
  • What Is Reference Architecture?
  • Reference Architecture for Data Integration
  • The Layers of the Data Integration Architecture
  • Extract/Subscribe Processes
  • Initial Staging Landing Zone
  • Data Quality Processes
  • Clean Staging Landing Zone
  • Transform Processes
  • Load-Ready Publish Landing Zone
  • Load/Publish Processes
  • An Overall Data Architecture
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 3 A Design Technique: Data Integration Modeling
  • The Business Case for a New Design Process
  • Improving the Development Process
  • Overview of Data Integration Modeling
  • Conceptual Data Integration Models
  • Logical Data Integration Models
  • Physical Data Integration Models
  • Tools for Developing Data Integration Models
  • Industry-Based Data Integration Models
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 4 Case Study: Customer Loan Data Warehouse Project
  • Case Study Overview
  • Step 1: Build a Conceptual Data Integration Model
  • Step 2: Build a High-Level Logical Model Data Integration Model
  • Step 3: Build the Logical Extract DI Models
  • Step 4: Define a Logical Data Quality DI Model
  • Step 5: Define the Logical Transform DI Model
  • Step 6: Define the Logical Load DI Model
  • Step 7: Determine the Physicalization Strategy
  • Step 8: Convert the Logical Extract Models into Physical Source System Extract DI Models
  • Step 9: Refine the Logical Load Models into Physical Source System Subject Area Load DI Models.
  • Step 10: Package the Enterprise Business Rules into Common Component Models
  • Step 11: Sequence the Physical DI Models
  • Summary
  • Part 2 The Data Integration Systems Development Life Cycle
  • Chapter 5 Data Integration Analysis
  • Analyzing Data Integration Requirements
  • Building a Conceptual Data Integration Model
  • Performing Source System Data Profiling
  • Reviewing/Assessing Source Data Quality
  • Performing Source\Target Data Mappings
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 6 Data Integration Analysis Case Study
  • Case Study Overview
  • Data Integration Analysis Phase
  • Summary
  • Chapter 7 Data Integration Logical Design
  • Determining High-Level Data Volumetrics
  • Establishing a Data Integration Architecture
  • Identifying Data Quality Criteria
  • Creating Logical Data Integration Models
  • Defining One-Time Data Conversion Load Logical Design
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 8 Data Integration Logical Design Case Study
  • Step 1: Determine High-Level Data Volumetrics
  • Step 2: Establish the Data Integration Architecture
  • Step 3: Identify Data Quality Criteria
  • Step 4: Create Logical Data Integration Models
  • Summary
  • Chapter 9 Data Integration Physical Design
  • Creating Component-Based Physical Designs
  • Preparing the DI Development Environment
  • Creating Physical Data Integration Models
  • Designing Parallelism into the Data Integration Models
  • Designing Change Data Capture
  • Finalizing the History Conversion Design
  • Defining Data Integration Operational Requirements
  • Designing Data Integration Components for SOA
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 10 Data Integration Physical Design Case Study
  • Step 1: Create Physical Data Integration Models
  • Step 2: Find Opportunities to Tune through Parallel Processing
  • Step 3: Complete Wheeler History Conversion Design.
  • Step 4: Define Data Integration Operational Requirements
  • Developing a Job Schedule for Wheeler
  • Summary
  • Chapter 11 Data Integration Development Cycle
  • Performing General Data Integration Development Activities
  • Prototyping a Set of Data Integration Functionality
  • Completing/Extending Data Integration Job Code
  • Performing Data Integration Testing
  • The Role of Configuration Management in Data Integration
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 12 Data Integration Development Cycle Case Study
  • Step 1: Prototype the Common Customer Key
  • Step 2: Develop User Test Cases
  • Summary
  • Part 3 Data Integration with Other Information Management Disciplines
  • Chapter 13 Data Integration and Data Governance
  • What Is Data Governance?
  • Why Is Data Governance Important?
  • Components of Data Governance
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 14 Metadata
  • What Is Metadata?
  • The Role of Metadata in Data Integration
  • Categories of Metadata
  • Metadata as Part of a Reference Architecture
  • Metadata Users
  • Managing Metadata
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Chapter 15 Data Quality
  • The Data Quality Framework
  • The Data Quality Life Cycle
  • The Define Phase
  • The Audit Phase
  • The Renovate Phase
  • Final Thoughts on Data Quality
  • Summary
  • End-of-Chapter Questions
  • Appendix A: Exercise Answers
  • Appendix B: Data Integration Guiding Principles
  • Write Once, Read Many
  • Grab Everything
  • Data Quality before Transforms
  • Transformation Componentization
  • Where to Perform Aggregations and Calculations
  • Data Integration Environment Volumetric Sizing
  • Subject Area Volumetric Sizing
  • Appendix C: Glossary
  • Index.