The business value of business intelligence

Williams, Steve; Williams, Nancy

doi:10.1016/b978-012372499-1/50002-8

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“…Successful ERP implementation forces the organisation to standardising, restructuring, and simplification of their functions (Akyuz and Rehan, 2009). Today, a lot of organisations use BI to improve technical and operational process, supply chain and customer services (Williams and Williams, 2003). In this research, four factors of 'infrastructure', 'human resource capability', 'integrated data' and 'transparent and automated processes' are selected as the BI readiness factors based on this models.…”

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Does ERP have benefits on the business intelligence readiness? An empirical study

Rouhani

Mehri

2016

IJISCM

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Business intelligence is an essential part of business analytics and decision support in organisational environment and its readiness is the first and vital step. The goal of this research is the study the enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation benefits on the business intelligence (BI) readiness. In this research a survey has been guided based on 28 hypothesises which were designed through seven ERP implementation benefits and four BI readiness criteria that were extracted from literature review. The Pearson correlation test was utilised to analysis the questionnaire data of 54 firms. The results of Pearson correlation test shows 17 positive relations between ERP implementation benefits and BI readiness criteria. Consequently 'decisional empowerment', 'improved interaction with customers', 'improved decision-making process', 'increased flexibility in information generation', 'increased IT infrastructure capability', 'integrated information across the enterprise' and 'improved information flow among departments' as ERP implementation benefits lead to BI readiness in organisation. This research would be useful for CIO of firms to prepare their organisations for BI utilisation by ERP implementation. Also insights about ERP effects and relations to readiness level of BI are the main outcomes of the current research.

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Section: Erp Benefits Related To Bimentioning

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Does ERP have benefits on the business intelligence readiness? An empirical study

Rouhani

Mehri

2016

IJISCM

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“…Therefore, the timing of implementation of BI can be compared to going on the break after the first half of a football match in the role of leading the team. [Williams and Williams 2003]. …”

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Business Intelligence in Organization. Benefits, Risks and Developments

Tunowski

2015

Przedsiebiorczosc I Zarzadzanie

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Abstract:Based on the literature review, significant benefits have been identified out of the implementation of Business Intelligence. However, risks have been also discovered, and they were mainly connected with an improper change management during the process of the BI systems implementation. Further direction for a development of BI system has been discussed, focusing in particular on maturity models available in the literature. The paper highlights the fact that maturity models currently available in the literature do not take comprehensively into account all aspects of the development of BI in organizations. Therefore, there is a need for further research in this field of science.

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“…According to these authors, the main measurable effect of BI implementation is the change in value added, expressed as return on investment (ROI). They also pointed out new analytical opportunities that trigger a series of changes within the organization as a result of BI implementation (Williams and Williams, 2003). N. Raden carried out an interesting analysis of the profitability of investment in Busi ness Intelligence systems.…”

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Organization Effectiveness and Business Intelligence Systems. Literature Review

Tunowski¹

2015

MBA.CE

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Purpose: To better understand the impact of Business Intelligence systems on organizations' effec tiveness. Methodology:Critical and descriptive literature review. Findings:On the basis of numerous case studies described in literature and pertaining to various types of enterprises, different industries and countries, the paper confirms the positive impact of the implementation of Business Intelligence systems on organizations' effectiveness. Research implications:The paper provides insights that can fuel future indepth research aimed at the development of objective methods for measuring the impact of the implementation of Busi ness Intelligence systems on organizational effectiveness, as well as further quantitative research. Practical implications:Results of the majority of studies indicate that the implementation of Busi ness Intelligence systems brings tangible benefits to organizations. The implementation should, however, be appropriate and adequate, adjusted to each organization's resources. Originality:The paper organizes and systematizes knowledge about the impact of BI implementation on organisation's efficiency.

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The business value of business intelligence

Cited by 51 publications

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Does ERP have benefits on the business intelligence readiness? An empirical study

Does ERP have benefits on the business intelligence readiness? An empirical study

Business Intelligence in Organization. Benefits, Risks and Developments

Organization Effectiveness and Business Intelligence Systems. Literature Review

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