AI-Powered Business Intelligence: Enhancing Decision-Making through Predictive Analytics and Big Data
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https://doi.org/10.63332/joph.v6i3.4083Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Predictive Analytics, Business Intelligence (BI), Big Data, Machine LearningAbstract
The accelerated development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Predictive Analytics, and Big Data is transforming the face of Business Intelligence (BI) with fresh ways to fuel organizations’ decision-making capability. When incorporated with BI systems, AI technologies help businesses use insights to drive data-oriented strategic decision making. This paper examines the coming together of AI, predictive analytics and big data within BI systems, and the role that this convergence plays through the power of prediction and the enablement of actionable insights. The paper, which highlights specific use-cases in industries including retail, finance and manufacturing, demonstrates how businesses can utilize these technologies to drive operational excellence, optimize resource utilization and improve customer experience. Furthermore, the paper discusses the techniques and the models that help AI to be embedded into BI frameworks including machine learning techniques, deep learning models, and natural language processing (NLP) applications. It also focuses on obstacles of the adoption of AI-enhanced BI applications, including data privacy problem, high costs for implementing such systems, and human resource shortage of data scientist and AI specialist. More important, it underscores the huge potential of AI-driven BI to enhance forecasting accuracy, speed to decision, and the agility of organizations. The paper ends with a framework for organizations to implement AI-based BI systems in a practical way, highlighting the criticality of a data-driven culture, strong data governance and the ongoing optimisation using machine learning models.
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