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A data warehouse is a database designed for data analysis instead of standard transactional processing. A data warehouse acts as a conduit between operational data stores and supports analytics on the composite data. Slices of data from the warehouse—e.g. summary data for a single department to use, like sales or finance—are stored in a “data mart” for quick access.
In order for a data warehouse to support decision-making effectively, data extracted from various data sources and loaded into the warehouse is normalized. It can be organized into tables, cleaned of redundancy and transformed for consistency. The process by which this happens is called Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL). Once appropriately structured data is made available for querying and analysis.
To support analyses data warehouses provide the following capabilities:
Associated input, extract, and data management tools for preparation
Extract from a multitude of source file types (flat files, excel, application data, etc.)
May load & normalize structured, semi-structured, or unstructured data
Data transformation (cleansing, deduplication, consistency)
Data reconciliation for various naming conventions
Native & autonomous storage and processing optimization
Provide a 360 view of all enterprise data
Multiple deployment options (private or public cloud, on-premise, hybrid cloud)
Available as-a-service (automated infrastructure management)
Integrated machine-learning algorithms, AI
Access controlled data sharing, data mart
Deploy virtualized data warehouse for extra security, access control
In-built data encryption for high-security needs
Data warehouses from full-stack vendors are often sold as standalone products that must be integrated with other tools. Many data warehouses can be deployed and tested with ease under a free trial for 30 or 60 days. Vendors compete on performance but also pricing. Many popular data warehouses feature on-demand pricing, based on (for instance) compute per second. Alternately, some vendors offer a reduction in on-demand pricing for annual or multi-year commitments.
Arm Treasure Data manages customer data for global brands and Fortune 500 enterprises like Mattel, Subaru, Canon, LG and disruptive startups like Wish.com, Fivestars, and Zoom.
Amazon Redshift is a hosted data warehouse solution, from Amazon Web Services.
Oracle Exadata is software and hardware engineered to support high-performance running of Oracle databases.
Snowflake is the eponymous data warehouse with an emphasis on analysis, from the company in San Mateo, California.
SAP Business Warehouse (or SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse) is... a data warehouse for businesses.
Databricks in San Francisco offers the Databricks Unified Analytics Platform, a data science platform and Apache Spark cluster manager.
The Vertica Analytics Platform supplies enterprise data warehouses with big data analytics capabilities and modernization. Vertica is owned and supported by Micro Focus.
ParAccel is an data warehouse appliance (DWA) option now offered by Actian, since the acquisition of ParAccel (April, 2013).
Panoply is an ETL-less, smart end-to-end data management system built for the cloud. Panoply specializes as a unified ELT and Data Warehouse platform with integrated visualization capabilities and storage optimization algorithms.
Merrill Corporation in St Paul offers DatasiteOne, the company's virtual data room (VDR) for due diligence, investment banking, IPOs, private equity or venture capital, and other goals, featuring ease of tools (e.g. drag-and-drop files, in document text search, etc.), five minute setup) and as we...
Part of IBM PureSystems, IBM Netezza Data Warehouse Appliances is that company's big data-focused DWA offering.
MemSQL is a NoSQL database offering from the company of the same name in San Francisco.
Stitch in Philadelphia offers their flagship ETL tool to developers; the company was spun off from RJMetrics after that company's acquisition by Magento, and is an independent entity.
Oracle now offers their Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud PaaS, a fully managed data warehouse available through Oracle Cloud.
Analyza is a business intelligence solution that is provided by PIT Business. The vendor provides support services in Luxembourg, Belgium, France, and other parts of Europe. Analyza allows users to: Build several indicators and dashboardsBuild ad-hoc analysis without IT knowledgeNavigate throu...
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IBM Db2 Warehouse on Cloud is a fully managed cloud data warehouse, ideal for business intelligence reporting and analytics. Use Db2 Warehouse on Cloud to store relational data, including special types such as geospatial data. Then analyze that data with SQL or advanced built-in analytics like N...
Teradata data warehouse appliance is that company's DWA offering.
SAP BW/4HANA is a next-generation data warehouse solution. It is specifically designed to use the advanced in-memory capabilities of the SAP HANA platform. For example, SAP BW/HANA can integrate many different data sources to provide a single, logical view of all the data. This could include data...
IBM InfoSphere Warehouse, since late 2013, is a legacy data warehouse brand.
The Digital Intelligence Suite contains six fully integrated solutions. The Suite combines Analytics, User Relationship Management, Marketing Automation, Testing, Tag Integration and Customer Journey.
The IBM Smart Analytics System provides an integrated data warehouse and analytics solution.