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Halim Rane,Jacqui Ewart,John Martinkuss since the start of its life cycle, and addresses the notion of BI maturity using published research and own findings. The second part of the chapter is given to the notion of BI agility, deeming it one of the most important features in a turbulent and ever-changing business environment..For BI tha

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Media Change as a Cultural Phenomenon,tention, sense, and trust in the context of BI function and its product. The above soft factors are considered important because of their key roles in human information behavior. In the case of BI, production of important insights requires careful handling of all three. There are important under-res

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Business Intelligence: Human Issues, created significant confusion in the area of business informing and an imbalance between IT and human issues, to the favor of the former. Early in the era of decision support systems, Feldman and March (1981) have noted a controversy between information engineering, represented by information syste

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Business Intelligence Definition and Problem Space,s to business managers and decision makers. Having largely evolved from decision support environments, BI is expected to cover environment monitoring, awareness and other more sophisticated information needs in addition to decision support function. BI can be seen as a specific information system, a

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Business Intelligence Dimensions, are largely set by business dimensions for a given business entity. The existing variety of business dimensions and BI options creates a multidimensionality of choices that encompasses both the information space (information sources, accessibility, efforts, costs) and BI functional space (methods,

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Information Integration,produce adequate coverage and context. Integration of both data and information helps boosting the actionable qualities of the results of BI activities. Data integration issues are more of a technical nature, having their roots in database domain. If the technical issues in data integration are dete

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Management of Experience and Lessons Learned,larity to the problem at hand, and whose outcomes are known. Data in transaction databases do not provide adequate coverage of important situations and their outcomes, so a need for recorded expertise or lessons learned (LL) is evident. Such collections have their roots in knowledge management, comm