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Regrettably, SchemaSight is closing down on the 30th of June 2025. To save your data we suggest you export your Data Warehouse Bus Matrix as an Excel worksheet. If you want to continue using and interactive spreadsheet version of the data warehouse matrix, you can find one here:- Free

This tutorial guides you through the basic functionality of SchemaSight Data Warehouse Bus Matrix tool. The Example Data Warehouse When you first sign up for Schema Sight, you are presented with a small "Sales" example Data Warehouse matrix. The example is simply that... an example. You can add, delete and

The Data Warehouse Matrix provides a framework for overall delivery that can be decomposed into rational, prioritized development sprints, while still conforming to an overall design. This is part 4 of a 6-part series on Data Warehouse Bus Matrix. * Part 1 - Data Warehouse Bus Matrix - Introduction * Part 2

We suggest you sign up for a free account to trial SchemaSight Data Warehouse Bus Matrix. To Sign up, select "Get Started": 1. Add your first and last name. 2. Enter your email address. 3. Choose the Free plan. You will receive an email asking you to confirm your email

What does a Data Warehouse bus matrix communicate, and to whom? This is part 3 of a 6-part series on the Data Warehouse bus matrix. Depending on the audience, a Data Warehouse matrix can communicate different things. The audience can be broken down into: * Executives/Project Management * End Users/Business

How the Organizational “Value Chain” leads to Business modelling and Data Warehouse design. Ultimately influencing strategic decision-making. This is Part 2 of the Data Warehouse Matrix series. To align your Data Warehouse with the strategy and objectives of the business, you first need to understand the concept of the Organizational

This is part 1 of a 6-part series of articles discussing how a Data Warehouse Bus Matrix can be used to Design, Plan, Estimate and Share the scope, coverage, status, effort and progress of your Data Warehouse project. The industry-accepted method of modelling a Data Warehouse is to use a

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