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karlynnae

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What is the difference between developing the initial and subsequent versions of the data warehouse?
 
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Which of the following should be used to prepare the interviewee?
 
  A) Email your questions to the interviewee ahead of time so that he/she can formulate responses.
  B) Tell the interviewee the type and format of the questions.
  C) Let the interviewee know the names of other people that you have interviewed.
  D) Ask the interviewee what he/she would like to be questioned about.



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Answer to Question 1

Unlike the initial version, in subsequent versions not all requirements will be collected from scratch. Original requirements provide the starting point for additions and alterations. Many of the additions and modifications result from observations and feedback by the end users during the use of the previous version, indicating the ways in which the data warehouse can be improved or expanded. Other new requirements may stem from changes in the operational data sources or changes in underlying technology.

Answer to Question 2

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