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Database TechnologiesVol. 33, No. 2, 1994
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Management of enterprise-wide databases and access to managed data is a growing challenge for data processing customers. This issue presents a current view of the technologies and environments for management of large enterprise databases. Seven papers show current experiences and solutions, extensions to the relational model and systems, support for object management systems, distributed databases, and parallel processing for database systems. The experience, knowledge, and technology described is, in turn, the focus of the ongoing development of IBM's Information Warehouse™ framework.
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Preface
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Gene F. Hoffnagle
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p. 226
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Decision support at Lands' End--An evolution
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G. G. Bustamente and K. Sorenson
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p. 228
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The Business Object Management System
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M. Schlatter, R. Furegati, F. Jeger, H. Schneider, and H. Streckeisen
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p. 239
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Extending relational database technology for new applications
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J. M. Cheng, N. M. Mattos, D. D. Chamberlin, and L. G. DeMichiel
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p. 264
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Maximizing leverage from an object database
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C. Alfred
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p. 280
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Data access within the Information Warehouse framework
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J. P. Singleton and M. M. Schwartz
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p. 300
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Managing business processes as an information resource
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F. Leymann and W. Altenhuber
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p. 326
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Parallelism in relational database management systems
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C. Mohan, H. Pirahesh, W. G. Tang, and Y. Wang
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p. 349
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Books
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p. 372
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