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Einsatzpotenziale von XML in Business-Intelligence-Systemen

Application types and potentials of XML in business-intelligence-systems

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Abstract

This article describes the actual applications of XML in the context of Business- Intelligence-Systems (BI). The potentials and synergies of XML and BI will be emphasized.

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    XML applications can be found within all levels of BI-systems.

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    The application of core-standards will be introduced as well as the possibilities of BI specific-standards.

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    The discussion of the impact of XML for BI-systems follows along the dimensions: externalisation, integration, standardisation and rationalization.

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Schwalm, S., Bange, C. Einsatzpotenziale von XML in Business-Intelligence-Systemen. Wirtschaftsinf 46, 5–14 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03250991

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