The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics

In the last few years the business intelligence systems (BI) had seen a wide spread among organisations in different sectors such as healthcare and it was studied by many researchers. This study aims to describe what are the business intelligence systems, their benefits and challenges especially whe...

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Main Authors: Mohamed Mahmoud, Mohamed Mahmoud, Mohamadali, Noor Azizah
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Published: Seventh Sense Research Group 2019
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spelling iium-737512020-02-05T00:54:23Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/73751/ The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics Mohamed Mahmoud, Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamadali, Noor Azizah T Technology (General) In the last few years the business intelligence systems (BI) had seen a wide spread among organisations in different sectors such as healthcare and it was studied by many researchers. This study aims to describe what are the business intelligence systems, their benefits and challenges especially when its used in healthcare sector. Moreover, this research suggests that the integration of predictive analytics with BI models could give a better understanding especially regarding the effect of information quality and decision-making quality on the organizational growth and performance.The outcomes of this research show that the main benefits of using BI in healthcare is to improve the decision-making b making it better and faster, enhancing hospitals performance, reducing costs, enhance the quality of healthcare provided to patients, and save time. Moreover, the main challenges in healthcare is the problem of data quality, andthe integration of BI with other hospital systems. Therefore, the analysis of previous BI models shows that there is a consensus that BI system maturity and management quality influence the data and information quality which in turn affect positively the users’ satisfaction, BI usage, and the decision-making quality and lead to improve it. While there is some a contradictory opinion which claim that data quality is no more a challenge and does not affect the success of BI systems. Moreover, BI systems have direct and indirect effect on the decision-making quality but there still no research proving its influence on the organizational growth Seventh Sense Research Group 2019-07 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/73751/1/73751_The%20business%20intelligence%20use%20in%20healthcare.pdf Mohamed Mahmoud, Mohamed Mahmoud and Mohamadali, Noor Azizah (2019) The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics. International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology, 67 (Issue 7 Number 1). pp. 26-39. ISSN 2349-0829 E-ISSN 2231-2803 https://www.ijcttjournal.org/2019/Volume-67%20Issue-7/IJCTT-V67I7P105.pdf
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The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
description In the last few years the business intelligence systems (BI) had seen a wide spread among organisations in different sectors such as healthcare and it was studied by many researchers. This study aims to describe what are the business intelligence systems, their benefits and challenges especially when its used in healthcare sector. Moreover, this research suggests that the integration of predictive analytics with BI models could give a better understanding especially regarding the effect of information quality and decision-making quality on the organizational growth and performance.The outcomes of this research show that the main benefits of using BI in healthcare is to improve the decision-making b making it better and faster, enhancing hospitals performance, reducing costs, enhance the quality of healthcare provided to patients, and save time. Moreover, the main challenges in healthcare is the problem of data quality, andthe integration of BI with other hospital systems. Therefore, the analysis of previous BI models shows that there is a consensus that BI system maturity and management quality influence the data and information quality which in turn affect positively the users’ satisfaction, BI usage, and the decision-making quality and lead to improve it. While there is some a contradictory opinion which claim that data quality is no more a challenge and does not affect the success of BI systems. Moreover, BI systems have direct and indirect effect on the decision-making quality but there still no research proving its influence on the organizational growth
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author Mohamed Mahmoud, Mohamed Mahmoud
Mohamadali, Noor Azizah
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title The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
title_short The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
title_full The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
title_fullStr The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
title_full_unstemmed The business intelligence use in healthcare and its enhancement by predictive analytics
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publisher Seventh Sense Research Group
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