Techniques, Process, and Enterprise Solutions of Business Intelligence

Zeng, Li; Xu, Lida; Shi, Zhongzhi; Wang, Maoguang; Wu, Wenjuan

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2006.385050

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“…Stackowiak et al opine that BI is the process of taking large amounts of data, analyzing that data, and presenting a high-level set of reports that condense the essence of that data into the basis of business actions, enabling management to make fundamental daily business decisions [28]. Zeng et al have put forth that BI is "The process of collection, treatment and diffusion of information that has an objective, the reduction of uncertainty in the making of all strategic decisions [29]. Ranjan [30] considers BI as the conscious methodical transformation of data from any and all data sources into new forms to provide information that is business-driven and results-oriented.…”

Section: Business Intelligencementioning

confidence: 99%

The necessities for building a model to evaluate Business Intelligence projects- Literature Rev

Farrokhi¹,

Pokorádi²

2012

IJCSES

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Section: Business Intelligencementioning

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The necessities for building a model to evaluate Business Intelligence projects- Literature Rev

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Pokorádi²

2012

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“…In this context, the GAINS-BI system [10] is implemented with various data analysis and decision support components, and is designed to provide efficient ways of obtaining valuable information and knowledge [7,14,15].…”

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Mitigation Efforts Calculator (MEC)

Nguyen

Höglund-Isaksson

Wagner

2010

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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The Mitigation Efforts Calculator (MEC) has been developed by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) as an online tool to compare greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation proposals by various countries for the year 2020. In this paper, first we introduce the MEC conceptual model, i.e. the methodology and system architecture. Hereafter, the optimization process and its output results, namely cost curves are presented. We then discuss the abstract formulation of four different international greenhouse gas trading regimes that are conceivable. Finally, we illustrate the MEC as a tool for interactively evaluating complex cost curve information in the context of GHG mitigation targets as currently discussed in international climate policy circles.

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“…This also includes a series of summarized reports, from which an effective business decision can be made [2]. To this end, executive managers can comprehend the situation and generate stratic plans more effectively and timely [14].…”

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Development of business intelligence solution for personnel administration

Keerin

2016

2016 Second Asian Conference on Defence Technology (ACDT)

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The purpose of this research is to develop a business intelligence (BI) solution for personnel planning, with a case study of Thai university. It is generalized such that educational institutes and personnel departments of armed forces can adopt to manage military staffs more effectively. This can support the managerial decision making, with analysis of personnel administration and guidelines for operation. Personal achievement evaluation process is necessary to understand each employees abilities, competencies, and relative merits, which are crucial for an organizational success. The proposed BI framework consists of creating a data warehouse upon existing information repository. It also includes the development of intelligent report capability that allows customization of views to analyze and meet the needs of the management and related users. This is implemented as a well-designed form of requirement-specific information, such that the executive is able to acquire the correct and updated data through the Internet to support analysis, planning, efficient following up of overall operation. It is developed as a web based application, where MySQL Server is exploited as database management system and a module of ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) to turn transactional data into a data warehouse. In addition, the Online Analytic Processing (OLAP) technique is used to present the summarized data as a multidimensional cube. The experiment concludes that the development of this BI system can help the executives to get hold of the data more quickly and timely as required. Moreover, based on the survey with a group of users who have experiences with the system, the level of satisfaction is high.

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Techniques, Process, and Enterprise Solutions of Business Intelligence

Cited by 55 publications

References 3 publications

The necessities for building a model to evaluate Business Intelligence projects- Literature Rev

The necessities for building a model to evaluate Business Intelligence projects- Literature Rev

Mitigation Efforts Calculator (MEC)

Development of business intelligence solution for personnel administration

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