Adapting of International Practices of Using Business-Intelligence to the Economic Analysis in RussiaстатьяИсследовательская статья
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Аннотация:The present-day pace in development of the modern information technologies in Russia greatly exceeds the
speed at which the methodological, recommendatory, standardization and regulatory/reference framework
is being developed for the governing documents that are in force in our country and are actually used by
economic entities. In many cases the present-day methodical tools of business intelligence used in the
domestic environment lag behind the evolution of the information tools or turn out to be insufficiently
adapted to the peculiarities of the economy.
This study is aimed at identifying the basics for integrating and adapting the world-wide experience of
using business intelligence solutions (Business Intelligence, BI) for the business entities’ economic
performance analysis in order to optimize this domain in the Russian environment for various purposes,
including elaboration of an information quality improvement program and development of corporate-wide
business intelligence systems.
Based on the analysis of foreign experience, the author substantiates the national companies’ capability of
elaborating the data control methodology and ensuring data transparency. The author concludes the wider
methodological directions in using the business intelligence, which may be extrapolated from the
international practice to the national companies’ business. The author developed the data handling
algorithm in the course of the economic performance analysis in companies by means of the BI technologies.
This algorithm implies successive conversion of such data into information, information -
into understanding, understanding - into knowledge, and general knowledge - into the goal-oriented
applied knowledge that facilitates decision-making.