Critical Failure Factors and Significance of Business Intelligence System on Decision Making in Pakistan

Authors

  • Muhammad Shahzad Chaudhry, Nimra Iffat and Mamoona Safdar Author

Abstract

Business Intelligence is one of most perfect ways to explore the essential limits of affiliation, yet the use times of these capacities are frequently overwhelmed with issues. That is the reason various assignments of such capacities miss the mark. The key inspiration driving this examination is to perceive the essential frustration components which are also known as critical failure factors (CFF) in the preexecution time of Business Intelligent (BI) structure and to test relationship between these fundamental parts. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) cannot be disregarded in third world countries like Pakistan. Population of Pakistan is picked as target masses as an after effect of its principal part in the change of economy, for instance, making work opportunities, growing gross domestic product, extending the exports volume etc. The limits of cost are fundamental five, with most surprising estimation of mean which are additional cost associated with the managing BI, nonattendance of budgetary resources, candid cost, cost of procuring BI programming and setup cost exclusively. This symbolizes the cost variable which is a first limit in predominance things with a particular deciding objective to dismember BI in pre-execution stage. Pepsi Co. is using BI technology to bend the raw data into useful information, resultant information into knowledge and plans that are optimizing business strategic activities such as decision making and improve the proactive management, curtail expenditure and capitalize the profit.

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Published

2016-12-30

How to Cite

Critical Failure Factors and Significance of Business Intelligence System on Decision Making in Pakistan. (2016). Journal of Statistics, 23. https://jstat.gcu.edu.pk/index.php/jstat/article/view/61