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Mattison R. — Data Warehousing and Data Mining for Telecommunications
Mattison R. — Data Warehousing and Data Mining for Telecommunications



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Íàçâàíèå: Data Warehousing and Data Mining for Telecommunications

Àâòîð: Mattison R.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

..first comprehensive guide to provide practical, step-by- step directions for designing and delivering data- warehousing and mining applications in a telecommunications environment.


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Ðóáðèêà: Òåõíîëîãèÿ/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

ed2k: ed2k stats

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1997

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 273

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 17.06.2006

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
ACCESS      88
Access, area      84
Access, SPSS and      240
Access, tool types      88
accounting      see “Finance and accounting”
Acquisition      85—86; see also “Data warehouse environment Telecommunications systems”
Acquisition of multiple platforms      86
Acquisition, area      84
Acquisition, job streams      86
Acquisition, process of      85
Acquisition, right of service      5455
Activation      57—58; see also “Telecommunication”
Activation, operational efficiency      109
Activation, value propositions      104
agents      18—19 88 97
Agents, defined      18—19
Agents, enterprise intelligence systems      219
Air/marine services      4
Alerts (PowerPlay)      125—126
Alignment, computer system      72—74
Alignment, information system      71—72
Alignment, organizational      39 50
Alignment, problems      43 74
Alignment, symptoms      74—76
Alignment, value chain      68—71
Ameritech      235—237
Ameritech, Consumer Services division      235
Ameritech, paperless online service tracking (POST)      235—237
Ameritech, sales report problem      235—236
Ameritech, Seagate Holos reports      236—237; see also “Seagate Holos”
Analysis of variance (Anova)      132
Analytical mining      130—131
application layers      89 90
AreaCodeInfo      157
Basic trade area (BTA)      164—165
Billing data      see also “STATlab”
Billing data by boxplot and interaction tools      186
Billing data, polar diagram of      186
Billing data, visualization      184—185
Billing systems      58—59; see also “Telecommunications systems”
Billing systems, changing      76
Billing systems, functions of      75
Billing systems, management      58
Billing systems, operational efficiency      109
Billing systems, value propositions      104
Billing systems, “shared”      36
British Telecom      229—235; see also “Seagate Holos”
British Telecom, computer-based training (CBT)      232
British Telecom, data cleansing      234
British Telecom, flexible architecture      233—234
British Telecom, Flexible Interactive Reporting Environment (FIRE)      231—234
British Telecom, Information Builders Focus product      230
British Telecom, Information Junction (IJ)      234
British Telecom, Interactive and Reporting Information System (IRIS)      230 233
British Telecom, project rationale      230—232
British Telecom, training      232
Broadband, defined      8
Broadband, services      4
Building      see also “Data warehouses”
Building, all-at-once advantages      80
Building, cost-justified approach      89—92
Building, summary      92—93
Building, “dump and run” model      81—83
Business as knowledge transformation      28
Business of telecommunications      2
Business units, allocating to value chain      66—78
Business units, consumer category model      68
Business units, geographical model      68
Business units, line of business-based      68
Business units, list of      67
Business units, profit center      68
Business units, special, creation of      68
Business, 20th century theory of      27
Business, acquiring right to do      54—55
Business, core systems in      29
Business, focusing on      214—215
Business, intelligence      see “Enterprise business intelligence”
Business, operations      62
Business, strategic options      10
Business, technological innovation and      9
Business, “customer is king” orientation      10—11
CableInfo      157
CART      144
Cellsite analysis      159—162
Cellular      4
CellularInfo      157
CHAID      144 240
Channel management warehouses      101
CHURN/CPS      187—196
CHURN/CPS, components      191
CHURN/CPS, defined      189
CHURN/CPS, eight-step guided analysis      193
CHURN/CPS, function of      189
CHURN/CPS, guided analysis module      189 190
CHURN/CPS, implementation cycle      193
CHURN/CPS, implementation steps      194
CHURN/CPS, implementing      191—193
CHURN/CPS, payback types      190
CHURN/CPS, preventive CPS      190
CHURN/CPS, proactive CPS      190—191
CHURN/CPS, user profiles      194—196
CHURN/CPS, using      193—196
CHURN/CPS, value of      189—191
Cluster analysis      134—135
Cluster analysis in SPSS      134; see also “Descriptive statistics”
Cluster analysis, results      135
COGNOS PowerPlay      see “PowerPlay”
Coin phones      3
Computer systems, alignment of      72—74; see also “Information systems”
Computer systems, business functions and      29—30
Computer systems, customer service      60
Computer systems, functions of      210
Computer systems, inventory of      22
Computer systems, value chain alignment      72—74
Consumer category models      68
ContourInfo      157
Cost-justified approach      89—92
Cost-justified approach, application layers      89 90
Cost-justified approach, defined      89
Cost-justified approach, development/construction and      92
Cost-justified approach, organization/prioritization and      91—92
Cost-justified approach, value propositions and      90—92
Cost-justified approach, vision development and      90—91
creation      see also “Telecommunications system”
Creation, activities      54
Creation, value propositions      103—104
Credit, management      61—62
Credit, value propositions      99—100
CSQlab      206—207; see also “STATlab”
CSQlab, control charts      207
CSQlab, defined      206
CSQlab, environment      206
Customer intimacy      108 129—141
Customer Profile System (CPS)      187; see also “CHURN/CP”
Customer Profile System (CPS), preventive      190
Customer Profile System (CPS), proactive      190—191
Customer service      59—61; see also “Telecommunications systems”
Customer service, call routing and scheduling system      103
Customer service, calls      60
Customer service, computer systems      60
Customer service, departments      60
Customer service, geographical information and      158
Customer service, operational efficiency      109
Customer service, value propositions      100
Customer services, activating      57—58
Customer services, setting up      57
Customer-based warehouses      99
Customers, activity of      34
Customers, as “king”      10—11
Customers, contacts, tracking      33—34
Customers, knowledge of      11
Customers, relationship with      61
Data accessibility      179—181
Data analysis glossary terms      254—256
Data discovery tools      19 88 98
Data discovery tools, defined      19
Data discovery tools, enterprise business intelligence      220
Data management      16—17
Data management, from knowledge point of view      31
Data management, glossary terms      251—154
Data Mining      13 18—20
Data mining, agents      18—19
Data mining, analytical      130—131
Data mining, categories      18—19
Data mining, data discovery      19
Data mining, field of      18
Data mining, OLAP      19
Data mining, query/reporting tools      19
Data mining, Seagate Holos      228
Data mining, statistical analysis tools      19
Data mining, statistics and      239
Data mining, value delivery and      96—98
Data mining, visualization      19
Data mining, Web-based discovery      19
Data redundancy      16 17
Data reporting      185—187
Data transport services      3
data warehouse      see also “Data warehouse environment”
Data warehouse environment, access area      84 88
Data warehouse environment, acquisition area      84 85—86
Data warehouse environment, functional components of      84—89
Data warehouse environment, operational infrastructure      84
Data warehouse environment, physical infrastructure      84
Data warehouse environment, storage area      84 87
Data warehouse, alternative      37
Data warehouse, architecture      39
Data warehouse, building      79—93
Data warehouse, channel management      101
Data warehouse, construction of      37
Data warehouse, cross-silo      34
Data warehouse, data basements vs.      87
Data warehouse, environment components      84—89
Data warehouse, global model      38—45
Data warehouse, immediate value      47
Data warehouse, infrastructure design      80—84
Data warehouse, mini      47
Data warehouse, organizational alignment      39 50
Data warehouse, stepwise construction      49
Data warehouse, “special purpose”      37 38
Data warehousing      13; see also “Data warehouses”
Data warehousing, alternative      76—77
Data warehousing, as migration path      77
Data warehousing, background      14—18
Data warehousing, defined      17—18
Data warehousing, effective solutions      26
Data warehousing, history of      14—16
Data warehousing, importance of      18
Data warehousing, physical implementation of      40
Data warehousing, principles      17
Data warehousing, real world      169—209
Data warehousing, revolutionary nature of      17
Data warehousing, rule of thumb      46
Data warehousing, theory      32
Data warehousing, USCC      xvi
Data warehousing, value-chain driven      12
DATAboard      183—184 187 207—208;
DATAboard, calculations      208
DATAboard, defined      207
DATAboard, reporting objects      207
DATAman      203
DATAread      203—205; see also “STATlab”
DATAread, defined      203
DATAread, query results      204
dbPROFILE      249—250; see also “DecisionWORKS suite”
dbPROFILE, customer clustering      249—250
dbPROFILE, defined      249
Decision trees      144
DecisionWORKS suite      245—250
DecisionWORKS suite, dbPROFILE      249—520
DecisionWORKS suite, information      245—246 250
DecisionWORKS suite, ModelMAX      246—249
Dendogram      135
Descriptive statistics      131—132; see also “Statistical analysis”
Descriptive statistics, approaches      133—137
Descriptive statistics, cluster analysis      134—135
Descriptive statistics, defined      131
Descriptive statistics, segmentation method      136
Descriptive statistics, using      131—132
Drucker, Peter      27
Efficiency, operational      11 108 109—110
Efficiency, optimization      32—38
Efficient customer response (ECR) model      6
Electronic commerce      8
Electronic data interchange (EDI)      6
Engineering      158
Enterprise business intelligence      211—237
Enterprise business intelligence, agents      219
Enterprise business intelligence, data discovery      220
Enterprise business intelligence, development tools      219
Enterprise business intelligence, distinguishing features      215—218
Enterprise business intelligence, flexibility and      218
Enterprise business intelligence, many users and      218
Enterprise business intelligence, OLAP      218—219 220
Enterprise business intelligence, query tools      219
Enterprise business intelligence, reporting tools      219
Enterprise business intelligence, Seagate Holos      212—213
Enterprise business intelligence, statistical analysis tools      219—20
Enterprise business intelligence, system effectiveness      216
Enterprise business intelligence, technology components      219—220
Enterprise business intelligence, visualization      220
Enterprise business intelligence, Web-based discovery      220
Enterprise modeling      81
Entity relationship      16—17
ExchangeInfo      157
ExchangeInfo Plus      157
Executive information systems (EIS)      xv—xvi
Finance and accounting      61; see also “Telecommunications systems”
Finance and accounting, knowledge management and      61
Finance and accounting, operational efficiency      109
flexibility      218
Flexible Interactive Reporting Environment (FIRE)      231—234; see also “British Telecom”
Flexible Interactive Reporting Environment (FIRE), defined      231
Flexible Interactive Reporting Environment (FIRE), implementation      231
Flexible Interactive Reporting Environment (FIRE), replacement of      233
France Telecom, billing data visualization      184—185
France Telecom, CNET      170
France Telecom, competitive environment data visualization      187
France Telecom, computed aided telephone interviewing (CATI)      179
France Telecom, consumer quality of service data visualization      178—179
France Telecom, corporate information system of      171—172
France Telecom, data reporting      185—187
France Telecom, marketing data visualization      181—183
France Telecom, modeling visualization      183—184
France Telecom, quality of service data visualization      172—178
France Telecom, real-time data access/visualization      187
France Telecom, responses to open-ended questions visualization      179—181
France Telecom, textual data      181
Fraud detection      196—200
Fraud/CPS      196—200
Fraud/CPS, components      197
Fraud/CPS, defined      197
Fraud/CPS, final step      200
Fraud/CPS, first step      199
Fraud/CPS, initiation of      198
Fraud/CPS, payback types      197
Gains chart      149—151; see also “Neural networks”
Gains chart, cuttoff points      150
Gains chart, illustrated      150
Gains chart, purpose of      149
Gains table      147—149; see also “Neural networks”
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