The Aginity Blog Migrate From a Static Enterprise Data Warehouse to an Active Enterprise Data Factory Posted by: Ted Westerheide - Chief Architect on 1/25/2010 | 0 Comments Categories: analytic data factory While a company always has the option to build their enterprise data systems from scratch as an active enterprise data factory, most companies have large legacy data warehouses.  In those cases, it is always possible, and often desirable, to migrate to the data factory.  Here are the six major steps involved in a migration approach. Read More   Blog Home		Recent Posts Compile and Register Analytic Process Creating a Netezza User Defined Aggregate (UDA) – understanding the basics Creating a Netezza User Defined Aggregate (UDA) – sample aggregate Archive July 2010 (3) June 2010 (5) May 2010 (1) April 2010 (3) March 2010 (4) February 2010 (1) January 2010 (1) November 2009 (3) September 2009 (2) August 2009 (6) July 2009 (2) Bloggers Brian Weissler Dan Kuhn - CTO Doug Grimsted - CEO Oleg Roman Taluev Sergey Astahov Ted Westerheide - Chief Architect Category List analytic data factory (5) architecture (3) cloud computing (1) code sample (5) data factory (12) data quality (3) data warehouse architecture (3) enterprise data factory (4) Enzee 2010 (5) methodology (2) MPP (3) Netezza (11) operations management (1) Tag Cloud amazon cloud computing cloud services code continuous build data distribution data warehouse performance dimensional scarcity dimensional sparseness ec2 factory architecture factory methodology iclass massively parallel netezza operations management sample snowflake schema udf udx