USING ENTERPRISE MASHUPS AS A BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SITUATIONAL APPLICATION
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A review of recent literature highlights that web 2.0 technologies are enabling a new programming approach.Business end users are able to analyze disparate data to aid in time sensitive decisionmaking that was traditionally performed by data warehouse and business intelligence infrastructures.The Internet has enabled the consumer to become aware of the possibility of situated software.Data is no longer purely controlled by enterprise IS organizations.Mashup platforms allow users to create an ad-hoc composition of data sources into a new representation to serve as a business intelligence report.By making all data available, business endusers can aggregate the data that they deem important, not just the data that was made available in existing data warehouse dimensions.
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A review of recent literature highlights that web 2.0 technologies are enabling a new programming approach.Business end users are able to analyze disparate data to aid in time sensitive decisionmaking that was traditionally performed by data warehouse and business intelligence infrastructures.The Internet has enabled the consumer to become aware of the possibility of situated software.Data is no longer purely controlled by enterprise IS organizations.Mashup platforms allow users to create an ad-hoc composition of data sources into a new representation to serve as a business intelligence report.By making all data available, business endusers can aggregate the data that they deem important, not just the data that was made available in existing data warehouse dimensions.
Key concepts: Mashup, Situational ethics, Business intelligence, Knowledge management, Situation awareness, Business, Computer science, Psychology