Q. What does a Web-enabled data warehouse use the Web for?

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Q. How does the Web impact information access in a maturing data warehousing environment?

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Q. Why is it considered natural to connect the data warehouse to the Web?

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Q. What is a key advantage of using the Web for data warehouse access?

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Q. What is the primary client software needed for accessing information through the Web?

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Q. Which information delivery medium provides low-cost transmission of information but requires addressing security concerns?

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Q. What is an intranet?

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Q. How does an extranet differ from an intranet?

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Q. What is one advantage of using universal browsers for accessing information through the intranet/extranet?

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Q. What is a benefit of opening up the data warehouse to business partners over the extranet?

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Q. What are the advantages of Web-enabling your data warehouse in terms of deployment and maintenance costs?

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Q. What does clickstream data reveal about user behavior on a website?

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Q. What is emphasized as a top requirement for adapting the data warehouse to the Web?

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Q. What is an expectation in the Web model regarding the availability of the system?

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Q. Why does scalability become a primary concern when Web-enabling the data warehouse?

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Q. What is a consideration for clickstream data retrieval?

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Q. What is clickstream data, and what can be done with it in a Web-enabled data warehouse?

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Q. What is the significance of clickstream data in e-commerce?

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Q. What type of information can be derived from clickstream data?

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Q. How does web technology contribute to information delivery?

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