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Business Intelligence (BI) systems do not obtain data from operational databases.
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Data Mining uses simple arithmetic techniques such as sums, averages, and groupings to perform what-if analyses, to make predictions, and to facilitate decision making.
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A data warehouse is a database system that is optimized for operational transaction processing.
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Business Intelligence (BI) systems fall into two broad categories: reporting and data warehousing.
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Most operational databases can be used for many BI applications.
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The data warehouse DBMS needs to be the same DBMS used for the operational database.
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RFM analysis is a BI reporting system.
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In a common form of RFM analysis, customers are sorted in five groups and given a score of 1 to 5 depending on their group.
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Report types include static, dynamic, query and OLAP.
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OLAP uses measures, dimensions and associations.
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OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) is a category of database processing that supports multidimensional analysis of data for business intelligence purposes.

Measures refer to the numeric data values that users want to analyze, such as sales, profit, or revenue.

Dimensions are perspectives or entities with respect to which an organization wants to keep records, like time, geography, or product.

Associations refer to the relationships between dimensions and measures, allowing users to perform complex queries and drill-down analysis.

Therefore, OLAP uses measures, dimensions, and associations to help in effective data analysis and decision-making.