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Business intelligence architecture informed by organisational semiotics

Business intelligence architecture informed by organisational semiotics
Business intelligence architecture informed by organisational semiotics
This study draws on organisational semiotics and design science methodology informed by abductive reasoning to develop a business intelligence (BI) architecture. Organisational semiotics research has so far paid limited attention to BI in general and its architecture in particular. Moreover, BI research in information systems (IS) focuses largely on either technical or social activities. Organisational semiotics offers frameworks and model which can be used to develop a BI architecture with combined technical and social views. This study therefore develops a BI architecture based on knowledge hierarchy, semiotic framework, and semiotic activity hierarchy. The paper uses a manufacturing company’s BI experience as a case study to inform and evaluate the proposed architecture. The study’s contribution stems from its development of the organisational semiotics informed BI architecture and its implications for research and practice.
Organisational semiotics, Business intelligence, Knowledge hierarchy, Forma-informa-performa, Semiotic framework
268-277
Springer
Effah, John
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Senyo, PK
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Opoku-anokye, Stephen
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Liu, Kecheng
Nakata, Keiichi
Li, Weizi
Baranauskas, Cecilia
Effah, John
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Senyo, PK
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Opoku-anokye, Stephen
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Liu, Kecheng
Nakata, Keiichi
Li, Weizi
Baranauskas, Cecilia

Effah, John, Senyo, PK and Opoku-anokye, Stephen (2018) Business intelligence architecture informed by organisational semiotics. Liu, Kecheng, Nakata, Keiichi, Li, Weizi and Baranauskas, Cecilia (eds.) In ICISO 2018: Digitalisation, Innovation, and Transformation. Springer. pp. 268-277 . (doi:10.1007/978-3-319-94541-5_27).

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Abstract

This study draws on organisational semiotics and design science methodology informed by abductive reasoning to develop a business intelligence (BI) architecture. Organisational semiotics research has so far paid limited attention to BI in general and its architecture in particular. Moreover, BI research in information systems (IS) focuses largely on either technical or social activities. Organisational semiotics offers frameworks and model which can be used to develop a BI architecture with combined technical and social views. This study therefore develops a BI architecture based on knowledge hierarchy, semiotic framework, and semiotic activity hierarchy. The paper uses a manufacturing company’s BI experience as a case study to inform and evaluate the proposed architecture. The study’s contribution stems from its development of the organisational semiotics informed BI architecture and its implications for research and practice.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 3 July 2018
Published date: 1 August 2018
Keywords: Organisational semiotics, Business intelligence, Knowledge hierarchy, Forma-informa-performa, Semiotic framework

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Local EPrints ID: 437904
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/437904
PURE UUID: 39d12108-a56b-44fc-b45e-841f73ef57a6
ORCID for PK Senyo: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7126-3826

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Date deposited: 24 Feb 2020 17:30
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 04:01

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Author: John Effah
Author: PK Senyo ORCID iD
Author: Stephen Opoku-anokye
Editor: Kecheng Liu
Editor: Keiichi Nakata
Editor: Weizi Li
Editor: Cecilia Baranauskas

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