DATA WAREHOUSING VS

DATA MINING

BY:
M BALAJI (910021104006)
S CHANDRU (910021104009)
R KAMALESHVAR (910021104303)
CONTENTS
• WHAT IS DATA WAREHOUSING?

• WHAT IS DATA MINING?

• ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

OF DATA WAREHOUSE
• ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
OF DATA MINING
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DATA
WAREHOUSING & DATA MINING

• APPLICATIONS

• RELATIONSHIPS B/W DATA

WAREHOUSING & DATA MINING
• CONCLUSION
WHAT IS DATA
WAREHOUSING? Data warehousing is a specialized data management
and storage system designed for the efficient and
centralized storage, retrieval, and analysis of large
volumes of structured data from various sources. The
primary purpose of a data warehouse is to provide a
unified and historical view of an organization's data,
making it easier to perform business intelligence,
reporting, and data analysis.
WHAT IS DATA
MINING? Data mining is the process of discovering hidden
patterns, trends, correlations, or actionable insights
within large datasets. It is a multidisciplinary field that
combines techniques from statistics, machine learning,
database management, and artificial intelligence to
analyze data and extract valuable knowledge. The
goal of data mining is to transform raw data into
meaningful and actionable information that can be
used for decision-making and problem-solving.
ADVANTAGES OF DATA WAREHOUSING

• Delivers enhanced business intelligence

• Saves times
• Enhances data quality and consistency
• Generates a high Return on Investment (ROI)
• Provides competitive advantage
• Improves the decision-making process
• Enables organizations to forecast with confidence
• Streamlines the flow of information
DISADVANTAGES OF DATA WAREHOUSING

• Maintenance costs outweigh the benefits

• Data Ownership
• Data Rigidity
• Underestimation of ETL processing time
• Hidden problems of the Source
• Inability to capture required data
• Increased demands of the users
• Complications
ADVANTAGES OF DATA MINING

• Marketing/Retails
• Finance/Banking
• Researchers
• Determining Customer Groups
• Increases Brand Loyalty
• Helps in Decision Making
• Increase Company Revenue
• To Predict Future Trends
DISADVANTAGES OF DATA MINING

• Complex Data Mining Tool

• Data Mining Not Infallible
• Security of Data
• Privacy Concerns
• It Requires Large Datasets to Be Effective
• Cost of Data Mining
• Accuracy
APPLICATIONS OF DATA WAREHOUSING
• Banking Industry
• Finance Industry
• Consumer Goods Industry
• Government and Education
• Healthcare
• Hospitality Industry
• Insurance.
• Manufacturing and Distribution Industry
• The Retailers
• Services Sector
APPLICATIONS OF DATA MINING
• Telecommunication Industry
• Finance Industry
• Intrusion Detection
• Retail Industry
• Energy Industry
• Spatial Data Mining
• Biological Data Analysis
• Content leaking
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DATA WAREHOUSING &
DATA MINING
DATA WAREHOUSING
• Data warehousing is primarily about
data storage and organization.
• Data warehouses are designed to store data in
a structured, organized, and optimized format.
• Data in a data warehouse is usually historical
and static, organized into tables and columns.
• Data warehousing is used for running
structured queries, generating reports, and
performing analytical operations on historical
data.
DATA MINING
• Data mining is about discovering hidden patterns,
trends, and insights from data.
• Data mining typically follows a series of steps,
including data preprocessing, data exploration,
modeling,
• Data mining can work with various types of data,
including structured, semi-structured, and
unstructured data.
• Data mining is used to predict future trends, make
data-driven decisions, identify anomalies, segment
data, and more.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DATA WAREHOUSING &
DATA MINING
• Data mining often relies on data warehouses as a source of structured and pre-processed data.
• In other words, data warehousing provides the clean, organized data that data mining
algorithms can work on.
• Data mining results, in turn, can feed back into the data warehouse for reporting and further
analysis.
• Both data mining and data warehousing are business intelligence tools that are used to turn
information (or data) into actionable knowledge.
CONCLUSION
Data warehousing focuses on the storage and management of data, especially structured
historical data, while data mining is concerned with extracting valuable insights and
patterns from data, which may come from various sources including data warehouses.
Together, they form a crucial part of the data analytics pipeline in organizations, enabling
them to make informed decisions based on data-driven insights.
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