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Biotech Warehouse – Stretching the Limits of Columns

Data Warehouse development is often focused on specific data marts that support data analysis for revenue reasons. For most businesses, the ultimate goal is to maximize revenue gain with the focus on the customer as a revenue generator. Companies that have a manufacturing component know that while the customer is important, the improvement of a process that cuts the costs of manufacturing the product also impacts the revenue bottom line. Instead of target marketing, or credit management, process improvement and results analyses are the goals of the manufacturing warehouse. This paper outlines a case study of a Bioengineering company and the journey to create a Metadata driven SAS data warehouse.