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Benefits of DWH

Explain benefits of the DWH?

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Several benefits of the DWH:

a) Future vision of the historical trends
b) Immediate information delivery
c) Data Integration from across, even outside the organization
d) Tools in order to look at the data in new ways
e) Improved customer service.

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