Category: Business Intelligence

  • Textile Company A: Business Intelligence System

    Introduction Textile Company A is a small business in North Carolina that is currently struggling due to the changing global environment. The organization is engaged in the purchase of textiles in Europe, the Middle and Far East, as well as their distribution in the United States. The complication of global supply chains leads to a…

  • Implementation of Clinical Business Intelligence

    Dr. Philip Smith provides a discussion that is devoted to the introduction to Clinical Business Intelligence (CBI). The discussion does not appear to clearly and explicitly define CBI. However, from the speech, it can be concluded that CBI involves all the processes that are employed by healthcare organizations to turn data into actionable wisdom, and…

  • Purchasing a Business Intelligence System

    Introduction The success of a company in the highly competitive environment of today depends on many factors such as choice of customers, choice of products and services, choice of the most effective sales channels for specific products, finding ways to boost the results of marketing campaigns, improving customer loyalty, retaining satisfied customers and improving the…

  • Enterprise Resource Planning as It Is in Business Intelligence

    Enterprise Resource Planning (EPR) refers to a way to integrate the data of an organization in to one single system, using sub-systems that include hardware, software and unified database in order to achieve integration and to store the data for various functions found throughout the organization (Article Alley, 2010, para.1). In the past, ERP used…

  • Business Intelligence and Performance Management

    How Natural Language Processing (NLP) Systems Change the Business Intelligence Arena and Enhance Measurement Systems A firms success lies in its ability to sell products and services in a competitive market place. When the firm achieves this objective, it gets the reward of higher margins, increased revenue and increased shareholder value. A lot of human…

  • Bear Stoned Park: Business Intelligence and Performance

    Business Intelligence Justification Business Profile, Issues, and Responses Bear Stoned Park (BSP) is a clothing brand that puts its focus on the 420 lifestyles for adults. The organization was first created in 2017. The owner, Jerry Butler, wanted to break the negative stereotypes associated with the consumption of marijuana and create inspirations that draw on…

  • Leadership and Emotional Intelligence in Business

    Abstract Leaders need to have traits that are visionary and should be competent enough to attain the intended goals of the organization; meaning that the future of the organization lies squarely on the ideas generated by them. Such people should be inspired and possess the capability to explain it to the rest of the leaders…

  • Bear Stoned Park: Business Intelligence Development Plan

    Business Intelligence Justification Business Profile, Issues, and Responses Bear Stoned Park (BSP) is a clothing brand that puts its focus on the 420 lifestyles for adults. The organization was first created in 2017. The owner, Jerry Butler, wanted to break the negative stereotypes associated with the consumption of marijuana and create inspirations that draw on…

  • Business Intelligence and Data Mining

    Electronic commerce (e-commerce) has made numerous innovative changes to the functional and structural frameworks of businesses by adopting advanced technologies in the age of global digitalization. In particular, customer-centered companies focus on aspects such as personalization, communication, and added value, which become ineffective without the implementation of business intelligence (BI). A virtual online retail company,…

  • Business Environment Risk Intelligence

    Introduction There are different approaches to country risk assessment. Qualitative analyses include aspects such as legal and political risks that require analysis of qualitative data. Financial institutions that utilize qualitative analyses include COFACE, EIU, and IIF among others. Conversely, the quantitative approach involves econometrics, analytical, Logit and non-linear conditional analyses (Guy and Kamga 41). Nonetheless,…