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Data must be available where it is needed. Data
must be valid, consistent and well structured. It must be provided in a way,
that the ‘consuming’ instance gets the required selections, in a form and format
the information can be processed efficiently. This is even more relevant for a
large enterprise. To achieve this objective, implementing a separate software
component for this task is a good recommendation for any enterprise of a certain
size. Although such a component generates significant cost, it turns profitable
very fast if the according project is managed properly.
There are several challenging parts, associated with the implementation of a
central data warehousing system. Therefore the focus within a Data Warehouse
project should neither rely only on a fast and flexible underlying database
product nor on a somehow innovative querying tool. For example, Data Capturing,
in the start-up phase, as well as capturing on a regular basis, data validation
and correction in particular, are also vital for a successful Data Warehouse
implementation.
Most components of an integrated, central data warehousing system put a certain
load on the underlying hardware and software components. Also the requirements
to the different input channels, data validation, filtering and correlation
paths are usually quite different. So, a distributed, non blocking architecture
is necessary. Modules of an efficient, flexible and scalable data warehouse must
work independent from each other but also be controlled and supervised
centrally.
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BSS / OSS / Network and Data
Warehousing
Data Warehousing for the Telecommunication Business is a specific case.
Information related to the utilisation of telecommunication services, such as
Call Data Records, Numbering Information, Porting Data, Billing Information,
customer and service related data, all need to be captured, archived, merged and
distributed properly within a telecommunication organisation according to the
specific business rules. It is a basic business need to have validated and cross
referenced data delivered to all instances within a telecommunication oriented
enterprise that needs to make decisions based on such data or to resolve issues
using investigation techniques.
Specific knowledge is required to properly identify and cover data sources in
the Operational Support Systems (OSS), the Business Support Systems (BSS) and
the Network Elements as well. In some cases data capturing from a device for
several different purposes can be executed with a single operation and be
distributed via the data warehouse mechanism on a regular basis.
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Data Warehousing Components
The implementation of an actual data warehouse
solution consists of several elements which should be carefully designed
separately:
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Data Capture (initial load, regular basis) |
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Data Conversion |
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Data Validation and correction
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Data Correlation, comparison, filter, merge
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Data Storage and archiving |
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Delivery Data Selection and reporting |
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Delivery Data Selection and delivery to
consuming instance |
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Delivery Data Conversion and transport |
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ErgonomiX offers a solution framework based upon
the proven ErgonomiX System Architecture for complex software systems.
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ErgonomiX Expertise
ErgonomiX Software GmbH, Germany offers all
services needed to implement an integrated Data Warehouse System within an
enterprise that offers telecommunication services to its customers. Parts of the
implementation can be provided based upon ErgonomiX products and building
blocks. ErgonomiX can provide the framework for integration of all modules for
an efficient operation of the overall solution.
In particular, individual data capturing, mediation, verification of the data to
be stored in the Data Warehouse database can be implemented in a cost-effective
way.
Consultancy is provided for the overall implementation of the customers Data
Warehouse solution. Especially integration issues with other OSS/BSS components
as well as the telecommunication network and/or the communication with other
operators and foreign data sources can be resolved.
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