Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management

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Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management MIS5801: Singapore Bruce Hohne (Bruce.Hohne@temple.edu) Adapted from material by Munir Mandviwalla, Steven L. Johnson, and Sunil Wattal

By the numbers Of decisions by managers are made by using their “gut” 40% Say this is because there is “no good data” 61% Want to increase their organization’s use of business intelligence 72% Source: http://advice.cio.com/thomas_wailgum/to_hell_with_business_intelligence_40_percent_of_execs_trust_gut

It all starts with data Gathering Storing Retrieving Interpreting Data Almost every business action requires at least one of these!

Business Intelligence Examples Memphis Police Used historical crime data Place police where and when crime was likely to occur Elie Tahari Used real-time sales data “from the floor” Efficiently source and distribute their inventory Air shipments fell from 80% to 50% http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/business_analytics/examples

When you don’t pay attention to your data… The 2008 Housing Bubble Careless record keeping and complex bundling led to unclear mortgage ownership. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504803_162-20049744-10391709.html Medicaid/Medicare Fraud Detection Federal systems underused because of missing Medicaid data, disconnected systems. http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/07/12/national/main20078688.shtml

Data, Information, and Knowledge Implication: data is always right, but information can be wrong So in this view of the world, what is a “database”? from http://www.infogineering.net/data-information-knowledge.htm Definitions for these conflict, overlap, and are ambiguous. So don’t panic!

So according to this framework, what is… The fact that I’m 5’10” tall? My height printed on a piece of paper? Everyone’s height stored in an Excel spreadsheet? The statement “kids are generally shorter than adults?” The understanding that height and weight are correlated?

This is all very philosophical. In practical terms… Raw, unorganized facts Data Summarized, analyzed data Aids interpretation Information Map of the world; beliefs and explanations “Information into instructions” (Ackoff) Knowledge

? So then what is wisdom? Who knows? Who cares? Is it even a useful construct? ?

Communities of Practice What do they deal in? Data, information, or knowledge Structured or unstructured