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| Mattison R. — Data Warehousing and Data Mining for Telecommunications |
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STATlab for data reporting 179 180
STATlab, billing data visualization 184—185
STATlab, boxplots 176
STATlab, business manager availability 183
STATlab, capabilities 202
STATlab, competitive environment data visualization 187
STATlab, consumer quality of service data and 178—179
STATlab, CSQlab 206—207
STATlab, data availability and 200—201
STATlab, data export from 175
STATlab, data reporting 185—187
STATlab, Data Warehouse Solution 170—171
STATlab, DATAboard 178 207—208
STATlab, DATAman 203
STATlab, DATAread 203—205
STATlab, enduser tools 201—208
STATlab, GEOlab 205
STATlab, information object architecture 201
STATlab, macro language 202
STATlab, marketing data visualization 181—183
STATlab, modeling visualization 183—184
STATlab, quality of service data visualization 172—178
STATlab, real-time data access/visualization 187
STATlab, responses to open-ended questions and 179—181
STATlab, SCRIBE-Questions 208
STATlab, SCRIBE-Tutor 208
STATlab, spreadsheet 175
STATlab, spreadsheet data manager 202 206
STATlab, time series report 177
STATlab, TIMElab 205—206
STATlab, tools 170—209
Storage area 84 87;
Storage area, characteristics of 87
StreetWorks 156
Structured Query Language (SQL) 19
Switching system 74—76
System interdependency, complexity of 37
System interdependency, functioning of 36
System interdependency, illustrated 36
System-based model 42
Systems development life cycle 81
Technical proficiency 12
Technological excellence 108
Telecom Mapper 162
Telecommunications as driving economic force 5—6
telecommunications systems 53—63
Telecommunications systems, acquisition 54—55
Telecommunications systems, activation 57—58
Telecommunications systems, billing 58—59
Telecommunications systems, creation 54
Telecommunications systems, credit management 61—62
Telecommunications systems, customer service 59—61
Telecommunications systems, finance/accounting 61
Telecommunications systems, marketing 59
Telecommunications systems, network infrastructure maintenance 56—57
Telecommunications systems, network infrastructure planning/ development 55—56
Telecommunications systems, operations 62
Telecommunications systems, provisioning 57
Telecommunications systems, sales 61
Telecommunications systems, service order processing 58
Telecommunications, analysis dependency 21
Telecommunications, business of 2
Telecommunications, competitive climate of 21
Telecommunications, data intensity 20
Telecommunications, dependence on 5
Telecommunications, future directions 8
Telecommunications, geographical information and 158—159
| Telecommunications, impact of 2
Telecommunications, industry segments 3—4
Telecommunications, technological change and 21
Telecommunications, technological innovation and 9
Telecommunications, value chain 51—78
Telecommunications, value propositions in 95—106
Telecommunications, “experiments” 7—8
TIMElab 184 205—206;
TIMElab, defined 205
TIMElab, functions 206
Traffic engineering 102—103
Traffic Volumes 157
Trendline-GIS 157
United States Cellular Corporation (USCC) xvi
Value added carriers (VACs) 3
Value chain 51—78
Value chain, analysis 42—44
Value chain, business unit allocation to 66—78
Value chain, comprehensive 62—63
Value chain, example 44
Value chain, for geographically based business unit 69
Value chain, illustrated 63
Value chain, information system alignment 71—72
Value chain, organizational alignment 68—71
Value chain, organizational structure and 63—66
Value chain, process steps 52—53
Value chain, Stateside Bell 70
Value chain, telecommunications functions/ systems and 53—63
Value chain, tracing back to customer 69—70
Value chain, walking through 44—45
Value propositions, activation 104
Value propositions, billing 104
Value propositions, by functional area 98—105
Value propositions, creation 103—104
Value propositions, credit 99—100
Value propositions, customer service 100
Value propositions, defined 90
Value propositions, gathering 90—92
Value propositions, in telecommunications 95—106
Value propositions, knowledge discovery 97—98
Value propositions, marketing 99
Value propositions, network maintenance 103
Value propositions, network planning 101—103
Value propositions, operations 96—97 104—105
Value propositions, provisioning 104
Value propositions, sales 101
Value propositions, service order processing 104
Visualization 19 88 98
Visualization of billing data 184—185
Visualization of consumer quality of service data 178—179
Visualization of enterprise business intelligence 220
Visualization of marketing data 181—183
Visualization of modeling 183—184
Visualization of quality of service data 172—178
Visualization of real-time data 187
Visualization of responses to open-ended questions 179—181
Web-based discovery 19 88 97
Web-based discovery, defined 19
Web-based discovery, enterprise business intelligence 220
Wide area telephone services (WATS) 3
World Wide Web (WWW) 8
“Dump and run” model 81—83; see also “Building”
“Dump and run” model, defined 81
“Dump and run” model, failure of 81—83
“Dump and run” model, illustrated 82
“Kingpin” systems 72—74
“Kingpin” systems, defined 72
“Kingpin” systems, illustrated 73
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