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A practical guide to Data Marts and their role in improving analytics performance and accessibility.
A Data Mart is a focused, subject-specific subset of a data warehouse designed to serve the analytics needs of a particular team, department, or business unit.
Definition
A Data Mart is a smaller, domain-specific repository that organizes and stores data relevant to a specific area (such as finance, marketing, HR, or operations) to improve accessibility, performance, and analytical efficiency.
Data Marts optimize analytics by providing teams with curated datasets that align with their business needs. Instead of navigating massive enterprise-wide data warehouses, users access focused datasets that simplify reporting and decision-making.
Data Marts can be built using:
They improve performance because queries run against smaller datasets, reducing system load and speeding up insights.
No, a data warehouse is enterprise-wide; a data mart is domain-specific.
Departments such as finance, HR, sales, and marketing.
No, data marts remain valuable for structured reporting and BI.