2016
DOI: 10.4018/ijbir.2016010103
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A Success Assessment Model for BI Tools Implementation

Abstract: In today's rapidly-changing business environment, the need for useful business analytics is vital for organizations, not only to succeed, but also to survive. Traditional enterprise systems have disabilities to meet the expectations of organizational decision makers in the competitive area. In this regard, it is necessary to evaluate the success of BI tools in organizations, and there is a need to provide a model for this assessment. Hence, in this study, a model for assessing the success of business intellige… Show more

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“…Second, the proposed methodology is general in nature; it is recommended to develop customized KM strategic methodologies in specific domains, for example, public organization, SCM and virtual organization. Third, the quantitative phase, survey method, is limited to a few experts, although this does not reduce the overall value of the work similar to previous studies (Ajmal et al , 2010; Rouhani and Savoji, 2016; Akhavan et al , 2014; Farzaneh and Shamizanjani, 2014), but it is better to invite future researchers to evaluate the opinions of more experts from other countries.…”
Section: Practical and Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, the proposed methodology is general in nature; it is recommended to develop customized KM strategic methodologies in specific domains, for example, public organization, SCM and virtual organization. Third, the quantitative phase, survey method, is limited to a few experts, although this does not reduce the overall value of the work similar to previous studies (Ajmal et al , 2010; Rouhani and Savoji, 2016; Akhavan et al , 2014; Farzaneh and Shamizanjani, 2014), but it is better to invite future researchers to evaluate the opinions of more experts from other countries.…”
Section: Practical and Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%