Thursday, April 6, 2006
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For this week's newsletter, Lindsay Hughes of the Data Management Group, has written Four Key Elements of E-Government. She provides a high-level overview of the four elements — e-services, e-commerce, e-democracy and e-management — and how they combine to create unified e-government processes.

In the second article, Configuring the Enterprise Metadata Repository, I explain the flexibility of the enterprise metadata repository in DW 2.0, the architecture for the next generation of data warehousing.

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IN THIS ISSUE MORE > 

Four Key Elements of E-Government
by Lindsay Hughes
When properly and thoughtfully implemented, e-government benefits both the government and its citizens.

Configuring the Enterprise Metadata Repository
by Bill Inmon
The DW 2.0 enterprise metadata repository is extremely flexible, but planning is required to ensure that it is properly structured.


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