INFLUENCE OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND ANALYTICS ON BUSINESS VALUE

Arun Velu

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/SZVPN

Authors

Arun Velu Advanced Analytics, Global Consumer Solutions, Equifax Inc., United States

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/SZVPN

Keywords:

Agile Technologies, Business Insights, Software Development, Big data and Business Intelligence.

Abstract

Agile strategies were presented in 2001. Since this time, specialists have connected Agile techniques to numerous conveyance disciplines. This article investigates the application of Agile strategies and standards to trade insights conveyance and how Agile has changed with Business Intelligence. Business Intelligence has advanced since the sum of information created through the web and smart gadgets have developed exponentially, modifying how organizations and people utilize data. The practice of business intelligence conveyance with an Agile technique has developed; however, business intelligence has advanced, changing the utilize of Agile standards and practices. The Big Data phenomenon, the volume, assortment, and speed of information, has affected business intelligence and data utilization. New patterns such as fast analytics and information science have developed as a business intelligence portion [1].

Much of the works on Business Insights (BI) have inspected BI frameworks' capacity to assist organizations in addressing challenges and openings. However, the writing is divided and needs an overarching system to coordinate discoveries and efficiently inquire about it. In addition, analysts and professionals proceed to address the esteem of BI frameworks. This study audits and synthesizes an observational Information System (IS). The study points to recognize which parts of the BI trade value prepare have been studied and are still most in need of investigation and propose particular investigate questions for the long run. The discoveries appear that organizations show up to get value from BI frameworks agreeing to the method recommended.

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