Definition

An enterprise data warehouse is a unified database that holds all the business information of an organization and makes it accessible all across the company. Although there are many interpretations of what makes an enterprise-class data warehouse, the following features are often included: A unified approach for organizing and representing data The ability to classify data according to subject and give access according to those divisions (sales, finance, inventory and so on) A normalized design A robust infrastructure with contingency plans to allow for business continuance, accessibility and a high level of security Scalability

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NESDIS Data Management Lexicon and Related Terms 

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4. Data Stewardship words