A MODEL FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF INTELLIGENT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ON THE BASIS OF THE LEVEL OF BI MATURITY: AN IRANIAN EXPERIENCE

• Published in: Ad-minister : revista de la Escuela de Administración, Universidad EAFIT no. 34; pp. 149 - 165
• Main Authors: Ghashami, Arash, Alborzi, Mahmood, Sobhani, Farzad Movahedi, Radfar, Reza
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Medellín UNIVERSIDAD EAFIT 01-01-2019; Escuela de Administración de la Universidad EAFIT; Universidad EAFIT
• Subjects: Business intelligence; Business Intelligence Implementation; Business Intelligence Maturity; Business intelligence software; Competitive intelligence; HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY; Implementación de inteligencia de negocios; Information management; Information Technology; madurez de la inteligencia de negocios; Mean square errors; Questionnaires; Technology adoption; tecnologías de la información; Iran; tecnologías de la información; madurez de la inteligencia de negocios; Business Intelligence Maturity; Business Intelligence Implementation; Implementación de inteligencia de negocios; Information Technology
• ISSN: 1692-0279; 2256-4322
• DOI: 10.17230/ad-minister.34.8

The purpose of this research is to provide a basis for choosing the approach to implementing business intelligence systems based on the maturity of the organization. This research not only recommends considering the level of business intelligence maturity while planning for the implementation, but also recommends the use of IT governance levers in order to increase the level of efficient usage of such systems. In this research, while analyzing the subject by experts in the Delphi Fuzzy method, these ideas have been reviewed and verified in nearly 109 organizations responding to the questionnaires. The result of this research is a fuzzy inference engine that suggest the best execution package required, by entering data on the size and maturity of the organization. Packages containing the appropriate implementation methodology, products at that maturity level and, consequently, IT governance processes and requirements to that level of maturity.