TEST

Data

1.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse supports queries and reports with few errors

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2.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse supports the level of data correctnesss needed for its intended purpose

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3.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse includes data about all business processes and subject areas that are required by users and applications

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4.

[Information quality]

All necessary decision support data is available within the data warehouse

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5.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse provides all the data needed by users and applications

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6.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse provides a single version of the truth

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7.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse reduces data inconsistencies

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8.

[Information quality]

Your data warehouse architecture provides a single system of record for decision support data

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9.

[Information quality]

Is the system foolprooof - can different users easily obtain differing figures?

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10.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse architecture makes it easy to add new business processes and subject areas

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11.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse provides the capability to satisfy new requirements quickly

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12.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse provides the capability to easily support future application needs

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13.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse architecture is scalable to handle increases in the number of users without negatively impacting system performance.

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14.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse is scalable to handle increases in the complexity and number of simultaneous queries without degrading system performance.

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15.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse architecture is easily scalable to handle increases in the structure of data.

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16.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse supports and facilitates the integration of data from multiple systems.

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17.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse supports and facilitates the integration of internal and external data sources.

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18.

[System quality]

Your data warehouse supports and facilitates the integration of all needed data around primary keys.

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19.

[Individual impacts]

End users are using the data warehouse that was implemented.

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20.

[Individual impacts]

Users can access the data more easily and quickly because of the data warehouse.

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21.

[Individual impacts]

The data in the data warehouse is easy and intuitive tor users to understand and use.

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22.

[Individual impacts]

Your data warehouse enables users to think about, ask questions and explore issues in ways that were previously not possible

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23.

[Individual impacts]

Your data warehouse has improved decision-making capabilities of end users.

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24.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has met the business requirements for which it was implemented.

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25.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has greatly facilitated the use of business intelligence.

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26.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has enabled improvements to business processes.

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27.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has supported the achievement of strategic business objectives.

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28.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has led to high and measurable ROI.

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29.

[Organisational impacts]

Your data warehouse has improved communication and cooperation across organisational units.

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30.

[Development cost]

The cost to develop the first business process

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31.

[Development time]

The time required to produce the first business process

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