2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-9364-8_18
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The Effect of Big Data on the Quality of Decision-Making in Abu Dhabi Government Organisations

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“…7) lls an important void, directly connecting BDAC and OD, and illustrates how it affects OD in the organizational concepts of capacity, culture, and climate, and their future resources. Because BDAC can assist OD through implementation of new technologies [15,26,58] we hypothesize: H1: A positive relationship exists between Organizational Development and BDAC.…”
Section: Process For Developing a New Research Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…7) lls an important void, directly connecting BDAC and OD, and illustrates how it affects OD in the organizational concepts of capacity, culture, and climate, and their future resources. Because BDAC can assist OD through implementation of new technologies [15,26,58] we hypothesize: H1: A positive relationship exists between Organizational Development and BDAC.…”
Section: Process For Developing a New Research Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This signi es those numerous studies have examined Big Data issues in different domains. These different domains are included: quality of Big Data in nancial service organization [10]; organizational value creation because of BDA usage [11]; application of Big Data in health organizations [9]; decision improvement using Big Data in health [12]; application of Big Data in transport organizations [13]; relationships between Big Data in nancial domains [14]; and quality of Big Data and its impact on government organizations [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The previous research identified that, the vast majority of the data is structured and extremely well organized (Schulze, et al, 2018), whereas in data science, many believe that managing unstructured data is one of the most difficult problems because of the tools and techniques that are successful with handling structured data are not as effective with unstructured data, which results in much confusion (Blumberg and Are, 2003;Malik, Burney and Ahmed, 2020). One of the shortcomings identified by previous research studies in dealing with mixed-up data is that it is not entirely within the control of the application running it (Alkatheeri, et al, 2020).…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then in 2003, the model was updated by the same authors (Delone & Mclean) by including service quality as a new dimension. Further, all impact measurements were grouped into one category called "net benefit", to avoid complicating the model with more success measurements [20][21][22]. The proposed model examines the correlation between service quality, user satisfaction and performance in the context of smart government services in UAE.…”
Section: The Proposed Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%