Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.Deploy and Maintain an Integrated MDS Architecture
Harness your master data and grow revenue while reducing administrative costs. Thoroughly revised to cover the latest MDS features, Microsoft SQL Server 2012Master Data Services, Second Edition shows how to implement and manage a centralized, customer-focused MDS framework. See how to accurately model business processes, load and cleanse data, enforce business rules, eliminate redundancies, and publish data to external systems. Security, SOA and Web services, and legacy data integration are also covered in this practical guide.
Install Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Master Data Services
Build custom MDS models and entityspecific staging tables
Load and cleanse data from disparate sources
Logically group assets into collections and hierarchies
Ensure integrity using versioning and business rules
Configure security at functional, object, and attribute levels
Extend functionality with SOA and Web services
Facilitate collaboration using the MDS Excel Add-In
Export data to subscribing systems through SQL views
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Höhe: 231 mm
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978-0-07-179785-6 (9780071797856)
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Tyler Graham is a Senior Program Manager with the Microsoft Master Data Services team and a regular speaker on a number of Master Data Management topics. Before joining Microsoft, Tyler was the lead consultant of over 20 analytical MDM implementations. He has more than 10 years in the industry.
Chapter 1Introduction
Chapter 2MDS Installation
Chapter 3Getting Ready
Chapter 4Creating Your Model
Chapter 5Staging
Chapter 6Hierarchy & Collection
Chapter 7Explorer
Chapter 8Business Rules
Chapter 9Versions
Chapter 10Excel Add-in
Chapter 11Security
Chapter 12Subscription Views
Chapter 13Web Services
Chapter 13Modeling & Mapping