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DDWDigestive Disease Week
DDWDiseases of the Developing World
DDWDigital Data Warfare
DDWDimensional Data Warehouse
DDWDrill Deep & Wide (GM)
DDWDarkness Does Wonders (bar slang)
DDWData Driven Workflow
DDWDowntown Dining Week
DDWDieter de Witte (technology consulting; Germany)
DDWDutch Design Week (Eindhoven, Netherlands)


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9 MDX (for MultiDimensional eXpressions) is, according to the authors (of Hyperion Solutions, Microsoft, IMS Health, and DaisyLabs), the most widely accepted software language for dimensional applications typified by the related notions of OLAP (online analytical processing) and dimensional data warehouses and marts.
The applications leverage data warehouses and add and merge data into a single dimensional data warehouse or data mart without requiring proprietary languages and platforms.
Our flagship product, WhereScape RED, allows you to design, prototype and deploy a production-quality, full-scale dimensional data warehouse in a matter of days or weeks.
 
 
 
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