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Format: Evaluation Assessment
The Tool Selection Criteria Matrix cross-references Data Warehouse vendor tool functionality and evaluation criteria by candidate tools to be evaluated. The following quality/functionality evaluation criteria are included:

  • Vendor customer base
  • Vendor stability
  • Metadata functionality
  • Training
  • Summarization/aggregation
  • Record matching
  • Data transformation
  • Data loading
  • Overall performance

    • Related Processes
    Data Warehouse Process

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