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Table of Contents

Section One: The Principles1: Understanding Architectural Principles2: Enterprise Architecture Frameworks and Methodologies3. Enterprise Level Data Architecture Practices4: Understanding Development Methodologies

Section Two: The Problem5: Business Evolution6 Business Organizations7. Productivity inside the Data Organization8. Solutions That Cause Problems

Section Three: The Process9. Data Organization Practices10. Models and Model Repositories11. Model Constructs and Model Types12. Time as a Dimension of the Database13. Concepts of Clustering, Indexing and Structures

Section Four: The Product14. Basic Requirements for Physical Design15. Physical Database Considerations16. Interpretation of Models

Section Five: Specialized Databases17. Data Warehouses I18. Data Warehouses II19. Dimensional Warehouses from Enterprise Models20. The Enterprise Data Warehouse21. Object and Object/Relational Databases22. Distributed Databases

Reviews

"I am extremely thrilled that Mr. Tupper has decided to write this book. This book would fill a void in knowledge and know-how in the area of data administration and architecture. Mr. Tupper built over the years an impressive expertise and authority on the subject of enterprise data architecture." --Daniel Fitzpatrick, Principal Consultant, Nakama Consulting Group"I see a wealth of information ranging from technical reference information to higher level concepts and principles. Overall a very comprehensive guide where some sections can be read in a flowing manner to enhance understanding of the topic and other sections can be flipped to/from to provide greater detail and context." --Lynn Rivera, Consultant, LMR Consulting