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Accenture Case Study: London Stock Exchange-Data Warehouse

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Tags: x86, revenues, windows server, real-time, microsoft windows, warehouse, data warehouse, applications, data

Overview Roughly 40 percent of the London Stock Exchange's revenues are generated by sales of real-time information about stock prices and movements. The Exchange and Accenture teamed to create a corporate data warehouse on Microsoft Windows Server 2003, enabling the Exchange to broaden the range of the information it provides and offer the market much richer real-time data sets. Now, instead of investing in "big iron," the Exchange is rapidly building value with new e-business applications.

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Publisher: Accenture
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Date Published: Sep 10, 2007
Format: Case Studies

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