Data management handbook

Sect. I. Data Development Methodologies, Definitions, and Strategy

1. Database Development Methodology and Organization / Sanjiv Purba

2. Review of Database System Terminology / Marion G. Ceruti

3. Developing a Global Information Vision / Tim Christmann

4. Approach for Establishing Enterprise Data Standards / Sanjiv Purba

5. Enterprise Transformation and Data Management / Richard Lee

6. Building an Integrated Customer Profile / Brian Nicholls

7. Divestiture IT Planning / Tony Krajewski

Sect. II. Data Models and Modeling Techniques

8. Evaluation of Four Languages for Specifying Conceptual Database Designs / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

9. Physical Database Design / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

10. Enabling Consumer Access to Business Databases / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

11. Well-Formed Entity Relationship Diagrams / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

12. Component Design for Relational Databases / Ashvin Iyengar

13. Integrating Process and Data Models in a Horizontal Organization / David C. Wallace

14. Data Warehouse Design: Issues in Dimensional Data Modeling / Jack McElreath

Sect. III. Data Integrity and Quality

15. Quality Vortex / Doug Ward

16. What's Wrong with My Data? / Jeffery Feldman

17. Programming Data Constraints Using Microsoft SQL Server / Sanjiv Purba

18. Referential Integrity for Database Design / Bann-Oh Kim

19. Data Quality: An Architectural Solution / Sriram Pidaparti

Sect. IV. Data Administration, Security, and Operations

20. Leveraging Checkpoint Processing / William Pearson

21. Managing Database Backup and Recovery / Michael Simonyi

22. Change Management Strategies for Data Administration / Michael K. Miller

23. Security Models for Object-Oriented Databases / James Cannady

24. Security Management for the World Wide Web / Lynda L. McGhie and Phillip Q. Maier

Sect. V. Data Migration, Conversion, and Legacy Applications

25. Data: Ever Changing and Eternally the Same / Bruce Anderson

26. Practical Example of Data Conversion / Charles Banyay

27. Legacy Database Conversion / James Woods

28. Data Conversion: Doing It Right the First Time / Michael Zimmer

Sect. VI. Database Servers and Universal Server Technology

29. Using DB2 for OS/390 Stored Procedures / Gary Curdie

30. Microsoft SQL Server: Key Transact-SQL Features / Sanjiv Purba

31. Selecting Universal Data Server Technology / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

32. Middleware, Universal Data Servers, and Object-Oriented Data Servers / James A. Larson and Carol L. Larson

33. Creating Effective Batch SQL Jobs / Len Dvorkin

34. Advancing Art of Indexing / Lois Richards

Sect. VII. Object Technology, Object Modeling, and Object Databases

35. Getting the Benefits of Inheritance in Visual Basic / Nancy Stonelake

36. Data Access Using Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0+ / Stephen D'Silva

37. Component-Based Development / Nancy Stonelake

38. Developing ActiveXtm Internet Server Components with Visual Basic and Rational Rose / Jeff Buller

39. Technical Primer for Getting Started with JavaBeans / Charles Dow

40. JavaBeans and Java Enterprise Server Platform / David Wadsworth

41. Distributed Objects and Object Wrapping / Hedy Alban

Sect. VIII. Distributed Databases, Portability, and Interoperability

42. Next Step in DBMS Management / Paul Korzeniowski

43. Server-Based Computing Architecture / Bosco Cheung

44. Distributed Database Design / Elizabeth N. Fong, Charles L. Sheppard and Kathryn A. Harvill

45. Managing Multiple Databases Across Heterogeneous Hardware and Software Systems / James Woods

46. Mobile and Federated Database Interoperability / Antonio Si

Sect. IX. Data Replication

47. Power of Transformational Data Replication / Jason Weir

48. Database Replication: Application Design and Deployment Issues / Jagdish Mirani

49. Secure Information Through a Replicated Architecture / Judith N. Froscher

Sect. X. Data and Internet, Intranets, and the Web

50. Developing Client/Server RDBMS Applications Using Java Servlets and JDBC / Jonathan Held

51. Knowledge Management on the Internet: The Web/Business Intelligence Solution / Jason Weir

52. Building Database-Enabled Web Applications with IDC / Ido Gileadi

53. Intranets: Notes vs. the Internet / Brett Molotsky

54. Web-Enabled Data Warehouses / Mary Ayala-Bush, John Jordan and Walter Kuketz

Sect. XI. Data Warehousing, Decision Support, and OLAP

55. Developing a Corporate Data Warehousing Strategy / Manjit Sidhu

56. Business Rules for Time Variant Dimensions / R. Michael Pickering

57. Implementing a Hybrid Online Analytical Processing (HOLAP) Solution / Diane Johnson

58. Framework for Developing an Enterprise Data Warehousing Solution / Ali H. Murtaza

59. Why Dimensional Modeling is Right for Decision Support / R. Michael Pickering

Sect. XII. Data Mining

60. Is Data Mining Merely Hype? / David Yeo

61. Discovering Knowledge in Corporate Databases / Younghoc Yoon

62. Data Mining: Exploring the Modern Corporate Asset / Jason Weir

63. When A Business Abandons a Data Mine: A Case Study / Ronald A. Wencer

64. Multimedia Databases and Data Mining / Venkat N. Gudivada and Yongjian Fu

Sect. XIII. Document Management

65. Evolution in Systems Development and the Parallels in Document Management / Charles Banyay

66. Practical Planning Guide for Lotus Notes/Domino / Michael Simonyi

67. Terms of Reference: The Foundation for Implementing Document Management Systems / Michael J. D. Sutton and Pierre J. Lemay

68. Strategies for an Archives Management Program: Digital Preservation of Corporate Information Assets / Michael J. D. Sutton

69. Integrating EDMSs and DBMSs / Charles Banyay

Sect. XIV. Industry Specific and Package Solutions

70. Choosing Your ERP Implementation Strategy / Marie Karakanian

71. ERP Packages: What's Next? / Conghua Li

72. Maximizing ROI by Leveraging the Second Wave of ERP / Judy Dinn

73. Integrating Package Processes over Multiple Application Platforms / Ido Gileadi

74. Travel Insurance: Insurance and Information Technology on the Global Stage / Laura DiSisto

Sect. XV. Linux Fundaments

75. Gauging How Linux May Change the DBMS Market / Paul Korzeniowski

76. Open Source Model of Software Development / Srinivas Padmanabharao

77. Linux and the Web / Srinivas Padmanabharao

78. Linux: Alternative Directions in Computing / Michael Simonyi

Sect. XVI. Emerging Practices and Directions

79. Business-to-Business Integration Using E-Commerce / Ido Gileadi

80. Domestic Control over a Global Phenomenon / Elisabeth Ostiguy

81. Ensuring Call Center Quality: A Case Study / Michelle Burgess.