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Title: From Data to Insight: Leveraging Statistical Methods for Business Intelligence.
Authors: Cordova, Wilson1, Atendido, Jan Nathalia2, Hariramani, Patrick R.2, Dela Cruz, Gil Antonio R.2
Source: Review of Integrative Business & Economics Research. 2025, Vol. 14 Issue 4, p393-410. 18p.
Subject Terms: *COMMERCIAL statistics, *ORGANIZATIONAL behavior, *BUSINESS intelligence, *ORGANIZATIONAL performance, *MARKET value
Abstract: This study investigates the multifaceted nature of commercial enterprise intelligence (BI) structures within medium-sized companies, drawing upon interdisciplinary techniques and theoretical frameworks to explore their adoption, utilization, and associated challenges. The theoretical framework, informed by ideas from the statistics age, choice-making theories, and organizational behavior, underscores the holistic nature of BI as a strategic tool for knowledgeable choice-making and performance enhancement. This study helps establish the theoretical link between BI adoption and organizational performance upgrades, highlighting its role in enhancing productivity, profitability, and market value. It identifies key factors influencing BI adoption and effective utilization, inclusive of organizational way of life, management aid, generation infrastructure, and statistics. Through a quantitative survey methodology, we examined the perceived effect of organizational tradition and structural elements on BI adoption and utilization, as well as the barriers to integrating real-time statistics analytics into operational decision-making and strategic making plans. Findings advocate a moderate to excessive degree of agreement among respondents regarding the significance of integrating BI into daily processes and the role of management in overcoming adoption boundaries. However, the analysis reveals a lack of statistically considerable courting between the organizational way of life and limitations to BI integration, indicating the need for further studies to understand the complex dynamics at play. Recommendations for medium-sized corporations encompass prioritizing investment in infrastructure, fostering leadership help, enforcing schooling programs, and making sure records are excellent to demonstrate the effectiveness of BI systems in driving informed decision-making and strategic consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:This study investigates the multifaceted nature of commercial enterprise intelligence (BI) structures within medium-sized companies, drawing upon interdisciplinary techniques and theoretical frameworks to explore their adoption, utilization, and associated challenges. The theoretical framework, informed by ideas from the statistics age, choice-making theories, and organizational behavior, underscores the holistic nature of BI as a strategic tool for knowledgeable choice-making and performance enhancement. This study helps establish the theoretical link between BI adoption and organizational performance upgrades, highlighting its role in enhancing productivity, profitability, and market value. It identifies key factors influencing BI adoption and effective utilization, inclusive of organizational way of life, management aid, generation infrastructure, and statistics. Through a quantitative survey methodology, we examined the perceived effect of organizational tradition and structural elements on BI adoption and utilization, as well as the barriers to integrating real-time statistics analytics into operational decision-making and strategic making plans. Findings advocate a moderate to excessive degree of agreement among respondents regarding the significance of integrating BI into daily processes and the role of management in overcoming adoption boundaries. However, the analysis reveals a lack of statistically considerable courting between the organizational way of life and limitations to BI integration, indicating the need for further studies to understand the complex dynamics at play. Recommendations for medium-sized corporations encompass prioritizing investment in infrastructure, fostering leadership help, enforcing schooling programs, and making sure records are excellent to demonstrate the effectiveness of BI systems in driving informed decision-making and strategic consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:24146722