Framework to Integrate Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management in Banking Industry
G. Koteswara Rao, Roshan Kumar

TL;DR
This paper presents a framework for integrating Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management to enhance decision-making and performance in the banking industry by leveraging both structured data and unstructured knowledge.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework that combines BI and KM specifically tailored for banking, addressing the challenge of unstructured data and employee knowledge.
Findings
Framework facilitates better knowledge discovery in banks.
Integration improves decision-making and organizational performance.
Addresses unstructured data challenges in banking industry.
Abstract
In this digital age organizations depend upon the technologies to provide customer-centric solutions by understanding well about their customers' behaviour and continuously improving business process of the organization. Business intelligence (BI) applications will play a vital role at this stage by discovering the knowledge hidden in internal as well as external sources. On the other hand, Knowledge Management (KM) will enhance the organisations performance by providing collaborative tools to learn, create and share the knowledge among the employees. The main intention of the BI is to enhance the employees' knowledge with information that allows them to make decisions to achieve its organisational strategies. However only twenty percent of data exist in structured form, majority of banks knowledge is in unstructured or minds of its employees. Organizations are needed to integrate KM…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBig Data and Business Intelligence · Competitive and Knowledge Intelligence · ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
