Adapting Agile Data Warehousing: Parsing the Epic

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Adapting Agile Data Warehousing: Parsing the Epic

Posted July 19, 2007 | Technology |

I work with a lot of database and data warehouse practitioners who have a hard time seeing how agile software development practices can be adapted to the complexities of data-centric systems integration and development. Large data volumes, integration of commercial software, disparate systems integration, and so on, make this adaptation a challenging one.

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Ken Collier

Ken Collier is the former director of Cutter's Data Analytics & Digital Technologies practice. He is a leader in combining agile methods with data warehousing (DW), business intelligence (BI), and advanced analytics -- disciplines that present a unique set of challenges to the incremental/evolutionary style of agile development. Mr. Collier has successfully adapted agile techniques to DW/BI to create the Agile Analytics style. He continues… Read More

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Adapting Agile Data Warehousing: Parsing the Epic

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