2017
DOI: 10.1504/ijbpscm.2017.10010001
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An integrated enterprise resources planning framework for supply chain management using business intelligence tools

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“…Since most organizations are yet to experience BI in their production planning, hence, BI integrated ERP can provide advanced business data analytics including data mining, text mining, predictive analytics, statistical analysis, and macro analysis. It can be very effective in supporting a vast range of business decisions that range from operational to strategic including both internal and external operational and business data (Koupaei et al, 2016). Aldossari and Mokhtar (2020) suggested several factors important for the adoption of BI into ERP, such as technological factors (system quality, service quality, and information quality), organizational factors (change management, effective communication, and training), and environmental factors (clear vision and planning, competitive pressure and policy, and government role).…”
Section: Business Intelligence (Bi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since most organizations are yet to experience BI in their production planning, hence, BI integrated ERP can provide advanced business data analytics including data mining, text mining, predictive analytics, statistical analysis, and macro analysis. It can be very effective in supporting a vast range of business decisions that range from operational to strategic including both internal and external operational and business data (Koupaei et al, 2016). Aldossari and Mokhtar (2020) suggested several factors important for the adoption of BI into ERP, such as technological factors (system quality, service quality, and information quality), organizational factors (change management, effective communication, and training), and environmental factors (clear vision and planning, competitive pressure and policy, and government role).…”
Section: Business Intelligence (Bi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Or, deux facteurs essentiels d'une BI pertinente sont la qualité et l'intégrité de données durables (Appelbaum et al 2017) qui sont des composantes essentielles de tout système d'analyse d'affaires (Cosic et al 2012 ;Chae et Olson 2013). Comme le montrent de nombreux auteurs (Redman 2008 ;Davenport et al 2010 ;Koupaei et al 2016), les analyses ne peuvent être efficaces que si les données de bases sont d'excellente qualité. À ce stade, le CG peut intervenir puisque la fiabilisation des données est une des tâches qui lui incombe (Besson 1999).…”
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