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Abstract
The use of information technology (IT) infrastructure alongside Business Intelligence/Business Analytics (BI/BA) strategies, had initially faced a lot of barriers for implementation. Business uncertainty regarding the potential of IT infrastructure as a practical mechanism to incorporate alongside the integration of BI/BA applications, was just one of the many barriers to implementation that was presented in the literature. Although many companies have begun to realize the effectiveness of BI/BA integration on decision-making and organizational control, minimal research has been done to explore the direct effect of BI/BA investments towards fostering improved organizational performance. In this study, we propose a conceptual framework to determine to what extent the implementation of BI/BA, alongside the presence of readiness factors influences firm performance. The findings of our research will define the potential of BI/BA to improve a company's organizational performance allowing for purposeful investment in BI/BA.
Recommended Citation
Keramati, Abbas and Palanichamy, Yazwand, "The Intervening Role of Readiness Factors on the Relationship between Business Intelligence and Analytics Usage and Firm Performance" (2020). AMCIS 2020 TREOs. 82.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/treos_amcis2020/82
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