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Over the past two weeks I’ve covered a summary for the implementation of a Credit Risk Reporting project which is available in two parts, How to Implement a Credit Risk Data Warehouse – Part 1 and How to Implement a Credit Risk Data Warehouse – Part 2 holding the overview of the implications and a structured best practices approach to be considered when enrolling on the delivery of such a project.

Today I will focus on a common preconception that could have a severe impact to the schedule, resources, cost, development and ultimately the delivery of your Credit Risk Data Warehouse & Reporting project. Continue reading First assumption that could CRASH your Credit Risk Data Warehouse project →

In How to implement a Credit Risk Data Warehouse – Part 1 I did an overview and an executive summary of the activities required for the delivery of Credit Risk Data Warehouse project. If you haven’t read this already I recommend you read How to implement a Credit Risk Data Warehouse – Part 1 first.

In addition to the above, the DW Architect, Project Manager & their teams will have to work and define the implementation approach, which will allow the Implementation team to complete the work on an accelerated timeline.
Usually a multistage “work breakdown structure” approach for the implementation phases of the project is preferred. Continue reading How to implement a Credit Risk Data Warehouse – Part 2 →

First assumption that could CRASH your Credit Risk Data Warehouse project

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