2017 8th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems &Amp; Applications (IISA) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/iisa.2017.8316407
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Challenges with BI adoption in SMEs

Abstract: Abstract-Business intelligence (BI) has become a well-known umbrella term both amongst academics and practitioners. Researchers have studied how companies can take advantage of BI and what challenges companies are facing when working with BI. However, research is mostly focused on large companies, despite the importance of small-and medium sized companies (SMEs) in both society and economically. This paper presents results of an in-depth qualitative case study on challenges faced by SMEs when adopting BI. The … Show more

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“…A discussion within this category refers to identification and understanding of BI and BPM implementation and adoption CSFs in SMEs. Following the recommendations of Nguyen, Meredith and Burstein as well as Rockart, the CSFs are categorized into three groups 43,44 : (1) common, (2) 35 Ø Ø P P Ø Reher 36 Ø P Ø Ø P Rolinek et al 37 Ø P P P Ø Singer 38 Ø Ø P P P Braunnagel et al 8 Ø P P P Broccardo et al 39 P Ø Ø P Ø Bandara and Opsahl 4 P Ø Ø Ø P Lö ckmann and Feldmann 40 Ø P Ø Ø P Giacosa et al 41 P Ø Ø Ø P Mamoghli et al 42 P Ø P Ø P Business intelligence Dubravac and Bevanda 25 P Ø Ø P Ø Boonsiritomachai et al 6 P Ø P P Ø Raj et al 26 Ø P Ø Ø P Gauzelin and Bentz 27 Ø P Ø Ø P Adeyelure et al 28 Ø P Ø P Ø Gudfinnsson and Strand 29 P Ø P Ø P Llave et al 30 P Ø Ø Ø P Puklavec et al 31 P Ø Ø P Ø Popovič et al 32 P Ø Ø P Ø Raj et al 33 Ø P Ø Ø P…”
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“…A discussion within this category refers to identification and understanding of BI and BPM implementation and adoption CSFs in SMEs. Following the recommendations of Nguyen, Meredith and Burstein as well as Rockart, the CSFs are categorized into three groups 43,44 : (1) common, (2) 35 Ø Ø P P Ø Reher 36 Ø P Ø Ø P Rolinek et al 37 Ø P P P Ø Singer 38 Ø Ø P P P Braunnagel et al 8 Ø P P P Broccardo et al 39 P Ø Ø P Ø Bandara and Opsahl 4 P Ø Ø Ø P Lö ckmann and Feldmann 40 Ø P Ø Ø P Giacosa et al 41 P Ø Ø Ø P Mamoghli et al 42 P Ø P Ø P Business intelligence Dubravac and Bevanda 25 P Ø Ø P Ø Boonsiritomachai et al 6 P Ø P P Ø Raj et al 26 Ø P Ø Ø P Gauzelin and Bentz 27 Ø P Ø Ø P Adeyelure et al 28 Ø P Ø P Ø Gudfinnsson and Strand 29 P Ø P Ø P Llave et al 30 P Ø Ø Ø P Puklavec et al 31 P Ø Ø P Ø Popovič et al 32 P Ø Ø P Ø Raj et al 33 Ø P Ø Ø P…”
Section: Literature Review Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8,31 Other authors reveal that the lack of IT support and lack of understanding can cause a failure of BI deployment in SMEs. 25,29,33 Bandara and Opsahl highlight the negative effects caused by the lack of BPM education and training. 4 CSFs for BI and BPM use.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In the first step, the research focused on studyingthecompanies.Semi-structuredinterviewswereconductedineachcompanyinorderto getanunderstandingofcurrentITandBI&Asupportintheorganizations,andtoidentifyobstacles andchallengesforincreasingBI&Ausage.Therewere9interviewsincompanyA,19incompanyB and22incompanyC;50interviewsintotal.Theinterviewquestionswerebasedonthecategoriesof theLavalleetal. (2010)maturitymodel.Wegatheredempiricalmaterialinallcategories,including identifyingbusinesschallengesalreadysupportedbyIT.Interviewsweretranscribedandanalysed inNVivo11usingthetechniquesofcontentanalysis (Krippendorff,2004).Codingwasbasedon categoriesfromthematuritymodel.Thechallengescodewasthenusedforamoreoverarchinganalysis ofcompanywidechallengesunderstoodaspriorities.Ageneralizedaccountofthesechallengesis previously published (Gudfinnsson & Strand, 2017). The detailed challenge analysis served as a Phase two (workshops) initiated with the researchers and the management representatives engaging in a pre-workshop (step 3), where the elicitation process was tested and the approach explained.FollowingtherecommendationsofSandkuhletal.…”
Section: Choice Of Action Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%