Business Intelligence System Use in Chinese Organizations

  • Song Y
  • Arnott D
  • Gao S
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Abstract

Chinese business has developed exponentially in the last few decades and Chinese firms are highly influential in world trade. Business intelligence (BI) systems are large-scale decision support systems (DSS) that analyze enterprise data to generate business insights. BI was developed in the West and is integral to con- temporary Western management practices. It is generally assumed that western BI systems are useable and effective in a Chinese context. No study has been under- taken to investigate the use behavior of large-scale DSS in Chinese organizations. We conducted two exploratory case studies in large indigenous Chinese organiza- tions. The case analysis shows that a complex cultural factor (provisionally termed Factor X) affects BI systems use in China. A set of propositions are formulated from the analysis. They will be used as a foundation for future research on Chinese BI.

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Song, Y., Arnott, D., & Gao, S. (2018). Business Intelligence System Use in Chinese Organizations (pp. 79–94). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58097-5_7

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