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== What is Spreadmart? ==
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A '''spreadmart''' is a spreadsheet-based database that is used to store and manage data within an organization. It is typically created and maintained by individual employees or teams, rather than being centrally managed by a dedicated IT department. Spreadmarts are often used to track and organize data for a specific project or business function, and they can be used to store a wide range of data types, including financial data, sales data, and HR data.
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One of the key advantages of spreadmarts is their flexibility and ease of use. They can be created and modified quickly and easily, and they do not require specialized software or technical expertise to use. However, spreadmarts can also have a number of drawbacks, including the risk of data inconsistencies and errors, the lack of central oversight and control, and the difficulty of integrating data from multiple spreadmarts into a single, cohesive database.
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Spreadmarts can be a useful tool for managing and organizing data within an organization, but it is important to carefully consider the potential drawbacks and to implement appropriate controls and safeguards to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the data.
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==See Also==
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Revision as of 01:23, 8 January 2023

What is Spreadmart?

A spreadmart is a spreadsheet-based database that is used to store and manage data within an organization. It is typically created and maintained by individual employees or teams, rather than being centrally managed by a dedicated IT department. Spreadmarts are often used to track and organize data for a specific project or business function, and they can be used to store a wide range of data types, including financial data, sales data, and HR data.

One of the key advantages of spreadmarts is their flexibility and ease of use. They can be created and modified quickly and easily, and they do not require specialized software or technical expertise to use. However, spreadmarts can also have a number of drawbacks, including the risk of data inconsistencies and errors, the lack of central oversight and control, and the difficulty of integrating data from multiple spreadmarts into a single, cohesive database.

Spreadmarts can be a useful tool for managing and organizing data within an organization, but it is important to carefully consider the potential drawbacks and to implement appropriate controls and safeguards to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the data.


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