DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES IN BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Keywords:
Decision-making, business information systems, artificial intelligence, data analytics, digital transformation, business intelligence.Abstract
This thesis explores decision-making processes in business information systems, focusing on the role of data-driven insights, artificial intelligence, and automation. It examines key methodologies, challenges and the impact of technology on strategic and operational decisions. The study aims to enhance decision efficiency, accuracy and adaptability in dynamic business environments.
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