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Manuscript ID : IMJ-1912-1313 (R2) Visit : 180 Page: 57 - 71

Article Type: Original Research

Designing Agile Business Intelligence Model Using Thematic Analysis and Fuzzy Approach in ICT Holding

Subject Areas : Industrial Management

ehsan afsari 1 , jalal haghighatmonfared 2 , tahmoores sohrabi 3

1 - PhD Student in Industrial Management - System, Faculty of Management, Central Tehran Azad University
2 - استادیار گروه مدیریت صنعتی دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد تهران مرکزی، تهران، ایران
3 - Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Management, Islamic Azad University, Central Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran

Received: 2019-12-25 Accepted : 2020-04-06 Published : 2020-04-29

Keywords: Agile business intelligence, fuzzy approach, Content Analysis,

Abstract :

Abstract :In the third millennium, information and knowledge have become the core wealth of organizations , and businesses and manufacturing units are seeking to take advantage of this wealth to make the most of their critical decisions in today ' s dynamic environment . With the use of information and communication technology in all aspects of business , organizational systems and software have shaped the business context and become a new repository for organizational data . One of these tools is effective in the decision making process of any agile business intelligence organization. In this research , after reviewing the literature on the subject and extracting codes, basic themes and structured themes , using the focus group approach with experts and experts , Effective in designing the agile business intelligence model identified , then the final model was developed using fuzzy Victor technique in Information and Communications Technologyholding .

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    2.
  2. Collier, K. (2012). Agile Analytics. A value driven approach to business intelligence and data warehousing. Agile Software Development Series, Pearson Education, 4(2), 3–2.
    3.
  3. Corr, L. (2011). Aplikasi Business Intelligence (BI) Data Pasien Rumah sakit. Aplikasi Business Intelligence (BI) Data Pasien Rumah sakit 3(1), 12–22.
    4.
  4. Farrokhi, V. & Moradi, L. (2012). The necessities for building a model to evaluate Business Intelligence projects-Literature Review. Intelligence (BI) Data Pasien Rumah sakit 4(2), 36–47.
    5.
  5. Ghadim Abadi, H. (2016). Implementation of Business Intelligence System by Investigating Key Indicators of Human Resource Area Performance (Case Study: Harbor & Maritime Organization). Maritime Transport Industry 2(1), 21- 43.
    6.
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    7.
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    14.
  14. Turricchia, E. (2013). Pervasive Business Intelligence, Agile Software Development Series. Pearson Education 5(1), 12–19.
    15.

 

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