ABSTRACT
Written by leading industry experts, the Data Management Handbook is a comprehensive, single-volume guide to the most innovative ideas on how to plan, develop, and run a powerful data management function - as well as handle day-to-day operations. The book provides practical, hands-on guidance on the strategic, tactical, and technical aspects of dat
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part Section I|73 pages
Data Development Methodologies, Definitions, and Strategy
part Section II|112 pages
Data Models and Modeling Techniques
part Section III|57 pages
Data Integrity and Quality
part Section IV|73 pages
Data Administration, Security, and Operations
part Section V|46 pages
Data Migration, Conversion, and Legacy Applications
part Section VI|99 pages
Database Servers and Universal Server Technology
part Section VII|85 pages
Object Technology, Object Modeling, and Object Databases
chapter Chapter 38|14 pages
Developing ActiveX™ Internet Server Components with Visual Basic and Rational Rose
part Section VIII|60 pages
Distributed Databases, Portability, and Interoperabi1ity
chapter Chapter 45|10 pages
Managing Multiple Databases Across Heterogeneous Hardware and Software Systems
part Section IX|39 pages
Data Replication
part Section X|69 pages
Data and the Internet, Intranets, and the Web
chapter Chapter 51|10 pages
Knowledge Management on the Internet: The Web/Business Intelligence Solution
part Section XI|53 pages
Data Warehousing, Decision Support, and OLAP
part Section XII|53 pages
Data Mining
part Section XIII|63 pages
Document Management
chapter Chapter 65|11 pages
Evolution in Systems Development and the Parallels in Document Management
chapter Chapter 67|11 pages
Terms of Reference: The Foundation for Implementing Document Management Systems
chapter Chapter 68|13 pages
Strategies for an Archives Management Program: The Digital Preservation of Corporate Information Assets
part Section XIV|38 pages
Indus try Specific and Package Solutions
chapter Chapter 74|6 pages
Travel Insurance: Insurance and Information Technology on the Global Stage
part Section XV|37 pages
Linux Fundamentals
part Section XVI|26 pages
Emerging Practices and Directions