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Journal Article
The potential of configurative reference modeling for business to government reporting–a modeling technique and its evaluation
2012
Overview
The steady increase of information requirements imposed by governments and authorities has led to more and more regulations for both firms and governmental organizations. Business to Government (BtG) reporting summarizes all the tasks that are necessary to create legally required reports for the governments. Along with the steady increase of reporting regulations, we have observed a growing effort to manage data warehouses and reporting infrastructures. The overall goal of this paper is to develop a modeling technique that (a) is capable of managing regulatory report requirements, (b) can be used for the development of configurative reference models, and (c) increases the effectiveness and efficiency of conceptual data warehouse design.
Publisher
Indiana University Press
