Decision Support Infrastructure at the University of Kansas: Report and Recommendations, Knowledge Management Infrastructure Definition Task Force

Issue Date
2000-102000-06-26
Author
Pace, Cheryl
Cherland, Ryan
Spangler, Ron
Underwood, Bob
Warner, Beth Forrest
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Informed decision making and knowledge sharing are critical to an institution’s success. Providing an enterprise-wide view of data on which to base future directions can help achieve that success. To better define the basic infrastructure for such a data management program, the Knowledge Management Infrastructure Definition Task Force was created in February 2000 and charged with defining the guiding principles of building and maintaining the University of Kansas KM infrastructure, outlining the business rules involved, and defining the technical architecture to be used. This report is the result of the Task Force’s. It is intended as the starting point for a broader University effort and should act as a guide for the definition and implementation of the initial project(s) in data warehousing.
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Issued June 26, 2000, revised October 2000
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