Dynamic interactive framework to link business intelligence with strategy

Business Intelligence (BI) has been a popular manner for companies in the information age. Previous literatures have focused on technologies of BI like data warehouse, On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) and data mining but a few cases explained how to link BI with strategic goals. This paper illustrates a whole picture to describe different levels of BI from a globalisation perspective. Furthermore, the combination of value creation process of Balanced Scorecard (BSC) and BI units will become the connection processes of strategic goals and BI. In this paper, System Dynamics plays an important role of causation validity and dynamic feedback interaction. Finally, a dynamic interactive framework of global BI is proposed for practical operation to improve conventional BSC Systems in industry.

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