A clear and elaborate summary of the Business Intelligence: A Managerial Perspective on Analytics by Ramesh Sharda. Extra chapters include Process Mining, De-anonymization, Big Data and EU regulations regarding the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Chapters included are: 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7. ...
Unfortunately we did not have to study chapters 4 and 5 for our course, therefore it is not included. I always mention this in the description of my summaries.
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Business Intelligence Summary
A Managerial Perspective on Analytics
Ramesh Sharda, Dursun Delen & Efraim Turban
Author: Martijn C. Paulussen
University: Maastricht University School of Business and Economics
Master: MSc Business Intelligence & Smart Services
Course: [EBC4221] Business Intelligence for Smart Services
School of Business and Economics
MSc Business Intelligence & Smart Services
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,Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – An Overview of Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Decision Support ..................................3
1.1. Opening Vignette: ..........................................................................................................................3
1.2. Business Environments and Computerized Decision Support .......................................................3
1.3. Framework for Business Intelligence (BI) .....................................................................................4
1.4. Intelligence creation, use and BI Governance ................................................................................5
1.5. Transaction Processing (OLTP) versus Analytical Processing (OLAP) ........................................6
1.6. BI Implementation ..........................................................................................................................6
1.7. Analytics overview .........................................................................................................................6
1.8. Introduction: Big Data Analytics....................................................................................................7
1.9. Chapter Highlights..........................................................................................................................7
Chapter 2 – Data Warehousing.......................................................................................................................8
2.1. Data Warehousing concepts ...........................................................................................................8
2.2. Data Warehouse Process overview.................................................................................................9
2.3. Data Warehouse Architectures .......................................................................................................9
2.4. Data integration, extraction, transformation and loading processes .............................................10
2.5. Data Warehouse Development .....................................................................................................11
2.6. Data Warehouse Implementation Issues.......................................................................................12
2.7. Real-Time Data Warehousing (RDW) / Active Data Warehousing (ADW)................................13
2.8. Data Warehouse Administration, Security and Trends ................................................................14
2.9. Chapter Highlights........................................................................................................................14
Chapter 3 – Business Reporting, Visual Analytics, and Business Performance Management.....................15
3.1. Business Reporting Definitions and Concepts ..................................................................................15
3.2. Data and Information Visualization ..................................................................................................16
3.3. Types of Charts and Graphs ..............................................................................................................16
3.4. Emergence of Data Visualization and Visual Analytics....................................................................17
3.5. Performance Dashboards ...................................................................................................................17
3.6. Business Performance Management ..................................................................................................18
3.7. Performance Measurement ................................................................................................................19
3.8. Balanced Scorecards ..........................................................................................................................19
3.9. Six Sigma ..........................................................................................................................................20
Chapter 6 – Big Data and Analytics .............................................................................................................21
6.1. Big Data .............................................................................................................................................21
6.2. Data Analytics Fundamentals ............................................................................................................21
6.3. Big Data Technologies ......................................................................................................................22
6.4. Data Scientist .....................................................................................................................................23
6.5. Big Data and Data Warehousing .......................................................................................................23
6.6. Big Data Vendors ..............................................................................................................................24
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, 6.7. Big Data and Stream Analytics .........................................................................................................24
6.8. Stream Analytics Applications ..........................................................................................................25
Chapter 7 – Business Analytics: Emerging Trends and Future Impacts ......................................................26
7.1. Location-Based Analytics for Organizations ....................................................................................26
7.2. Analytics Applications for Consumers ..............................................................................................27
7.3. Recommendation Engines .................................................................................................................27
7.4. Web 2.0 Revolution and Online Social Networking .........................................................................28
7.5. Cloud Computing and BI...................................................................................................................28
7.7. Analytics impact on Organizations....................................................................................................29
7.8. Legal, Privacy and Ethics Issues .......................................................................................................30
7.9. Analytical Ecosystem overview ........................................................................................................31
Chapter Extra – Paper Summaries ................................................................................................................32
E.1. Four Strategies for the Age of Smart Services ..................................................................................32
E.2. Process Mining Discovering Workflow Models from Event-Based Data ........................................32
E.3. Process Mining Manifesto ................................................................................................................33
E.4. A Study on Big Data Integration with Data Warehouse ...................................................................35
E.5. Critical Questions for Big Data: Provocations for a Cultural Technological, and Scholarly
Phenomenon .............................................................................................................................................36
E.6. De-anonymization attack on geo-located data ..................................................................................36
E.7. EU regulations on algorithmic decision-making and a “right to explanation” .................................36
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, Chapter 1 – An Overview of Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Decision
Support
Learning objectives:
Understand business environment and survival of organizations.
Need for computerized support of Managerial Decision making.
Business Intelligence methodology and concepts.
Various types of analytics.
1.1. Opening Vignette:
Reporting analytics: The graphical analysis of the data which allows users to get an insight in the
situation.
Predictive analytics: Analysis using data mining techniques to estimate what future behavior would be.
1.2. Business Environments and Computerized Decision Support
Business Pressures-Responses-Support Model: Responses (actions) taken by companies to counter the
pressures (or take advantage of opportunities) by computerized support that facilitates the monitoring of
the environment.
Business Environmental Factors:
Markets: Competition, global market, outsourcing IT support, real-time transactions.
Consumer demands: Customization, quality, speed of delivery, less loyal.
Technology: Innovations, information overload, Social networking.
Societal: Government regulation, terrorist attacks, sustainability.
Organization responses: Reactive, anticipative, adaptive and proactive. A few examples:
Strategic planning
Innovative business models
Restructure Business Processes
Business alliances
E-commerce
Improve data access
Employ analytics for decision making
Decision support: Analyses, predictions and decisions based on Business Intelligence and data.
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