Global Horizon Bank — Enterprise Banking Analytics
This repository contains the complete architecture and implementation of a data system for Global Horizon Bank. Following industry best practices, the project transitions from a highly normalized Transactional Database (OLTP) to a high-performance dimensional Data Warehouse (OLAP), capable of answering complex business questions at scale.
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This repository contains the complete architecture and implementation of a data system for Global Horizon Bank. Following industry best practices, the project transitions from a highly normalized Transactional Database (OLTP) to a high-performance dimensional Data Warehouse (OLAP), capable of answering complex business questions at scale.
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This repository contains the complete architecture and implementation of a data system for Global Horizon Bank. Following industry best practices, the project transitions from a highly normalized Transactional Database (OLTP) to a high-performance dimensional Data Warehouse (OLAP), capable of answering complex business questions at scale.
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