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While the user is on the telephone, several things might happen The first is that the vehicle is moving away from the center of the cell site Therefore, the base station must play an active role in the process of handling the calls 1 As the user gets closer to the boundary, the signal will get weaker 2 The base station will recognize the loss of signal strength and send a message to the mobile office 3 The mobile office will go into recovery mode 4 The MTSO must determine what cell will be receiving the user 5 The MTSO sends a message to all base stations advising them to conduct a quality of signal measurement on the channel in question 6 Each base station determines the quality of the received signal 7 They will advise the MTSO if the signal is strong or weak 8 The MTSO decides which base station will host the call

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After the MTSO has determined which base station will be the new host for the call, it will then select a channel and direct the new base station to set up a talk path for the call This is all done in the background An idle channel is set up in parallel between the base station and MTSO

data needed to address those problems Identifying the location for all necessary data and extracting it from those sources Transforming the data from various sources into consolidated, consistent data Loading the transformed data into a centralized location Building a data warehouse (or data mart) with the data from the centralized location The structure being built is called a cube Putting in place commercial products or custom applications that give access to the data in the cubes There are many different ways of working with cube data, and different approaches make sense for different roles within an organization

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1 2 3 4 5 The original base station is still serving the call The new base station will host the caller The parallel channel has been set up MTSO has notified the cells to set the parallel channel in motion The MTSO sends a directive to the telephone to retune its frequency to the new one reserved for it 6 The telephone set moves from one frequency to the new one 7 The call is handed off from one cell to another 8 The caller continues to converse and never knew what happened This procedure is shown in Figure 20-4

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Step 1 requires you to identify the business problems to be solved and is beyond the scope of this book except for casual mention Steps 2-5 are discussed in some detail in 3, which addresses the overall process of building a data warehouse (or data mart or cube; the terms are clearly defined there) Step 6 is what is covered in the rest of the book, including the PerformancePoint Server product and its capabilities Figure 1-1 shows these various steps in an overall business intelligence process It should now be obvious that business intelligence covers more than just building a data warehouse; indeed, it includes one or more ways to access and analyze data that deliver value across the business While the process of building a data warehouse is critical to the success of the project, it is a subject best handled by books dedicated to the tools used for data warehouse creation: SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) and SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) Books such as Hands-On SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and Delivering Business Intelligence with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 cover these topics in great detail This book, on the other hand, focuses on the tools that allow companies to use the warehouse and to achieve the benefits of being able to monitor the health of the organization, perform complex analysis of their data, and plan for the future using the strength of the warehouse In order to better understand these pieces, however, it is important to understand the various roles played by the users of the system

After the telephone has moved from one base station to the other, and one channel to another, the handoff is complete However, the original channel is now idle, but in parallel to the original call Therefore, the base station notifies the MTSO that the channel is now idle The MTSO is always in control of the call It manages the channels and the handoff mechanisms The MTSO commands the base station to set the channel to idle and makes it available for the next call