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Reports
and queries take too long to run, and can’t be
completed during available windows |
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Queries
cause unacceptable slowdowns in business systems |
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Current
IT staff and resources are unable to support
growing data volumes and reporting demands |
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| Traditional data warehouses are stretched to beyond capacity: |
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Optimized for transactions, not reporting or analytics |
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DBA tuning expertise needed |
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Data volumes explode from indices and aggregate tables |
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Load window margins are shrinking |
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| First generation DW appliances are proprietary, expensive, and not flexible. |
| OLAP engines are fast but inflexible; requires advance understanding of queries. |
| Increasing mixed workload environments and the constantly changing needs of different business constituents require more dynamic warehousing capabilities. |
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| Learn how mLogica can help you with your Business Intelligence: |
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| Analytic Appliance |
| A single solution with a
single vendor for support that is easy to use. mLogica
pre-integrates and tunes all the software required
with a specific high performance server and storage.
This provides a low total cost of ownership. The
Appliance is up in minutes, with the prototype in
hours. This second-generation appliance is build on
simplicity and performance, utilizing innovative
software and the latest hardware technology to handle
capacity issues resulting in a lower total cost to any
organization. |
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| Foundation Package |
| If you currently do not
have a Decision Support Environment, mLogica's
Foundation package is the ideal place to start. The
package includes Architecture Assessment, high level
Source Data Analysis, Analytics Requirements, and High
Level Design based on your business intelligence
requirements. |
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| Analytics |
| If you have an existing
Data Warehouse and you are not getting the reports you
need, or cannot drill down through the analysis, or
slice and dice the information per your requirements;
mLogica can support you with the services of analytics
experts who will further analyze source data and
perform data validation, review your analytics
requirements and build OLAP models and reports per your
specifications. Our analytical experts work with Cognos,
Actuate, Business Objects and MicroStrategy reporting
and OLAP tools. |
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| Extract Load and Transform (ETL) |
| If the primary concern of
your Data Warehouse is the lack of data quality or
transformation or challenges for data extraction and
load; we can analyze the source data requirements and
automate the process of data extraction, load and data
transformation. We primarily work with IBM Ascential
and Informatica for ETL activities. |
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| Performance and Tuning |
| One of the major challenges
with Data Warehouse implementations are their on-going
performance and tuning (P&T) issues. All databases
require ongoing fine tuning to ensure that they are
performing at their best. If you do not have a
monitoring system in place then your database might not
be running optimally. Our DBAs utilize top performance
management solutions that help organizations improve
end user response time by proactively monitoring,
analyzing, and tuning their database environments. |
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Managed Services - Remote Database / Systems Monitoring and
Administration (24/7/365 support) |
| mLogica provides
'follow-the-sun' coverage to ensure that your systems
will be running at optimal performance. These services
include 24/7/365 technical support, proactive
performance monitoring, proactive maintenance
monitoring, ongoing performance tuning, systems
planning and architecture, capacity planning, crisis
mitigation and management, upgrading new
products/releases, emergency bug fixes and security
patches, and backup and restore services. |
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| Complete Data Warehouse Implementation |
| The mLogica Data Warehousing
Team can work with your IT staff to implement end to
end Business Intelligence environments, from analysis
(of source data, analytics, reporting, architecture
Assessment, ETL processes, operations and security) to
design, implementation and support. |
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