Preface

Understanding the changing business environment and describing how an organization can survive is a definite step that needs to be done. It must be separated from the support of appropriate decision-making from technological devices, mainly computerized devices or machines. Business intelligence is a term for categorizing applications and technologies in collecting, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data for decision-making in a case. The application of business intelligence includes all the technology and methodologies needed to obtain information to make decisions to improve the performance of a business. This concept always emphasizes quality improvement based on a data-based system. The description of the business intelligence methodology must understand the main problems in implementing business analytics. This set of plans includes techniques, methods, software, infrastructure, and the like, which is necessary to gain knowledge so that decisions can be made correctly and on target. Closing the strategic gap facilitates the difference between current and desired performance and is usually manifested in the mission, vision, goals, and strategies to be achieved. Making these decisions requires data from business intelligence systems that come from factual data, planning data, and predictive data. These data can produce basic information from an activity's past, present, and future trends. These processes can analyze consumer behavior, patterns, and activity trends. Considerations related to process optimization and operational performance are needed to increase business effectiveness.

This conference seeks to present discussions on improving and optimizing services to answer the needs required to overcome problems in various business domains. It is hoped that the solutions provided by these studies can be used to evaluate, analyze and report research results. Data that initially cannot help in decision making, with business intelligence, data can be integrated and easily understood in decision making. The entire computer system has a primary purpose for all users according to the needs of each user. The presentation of a variety of information can be adapted to the needs of different users. This conference's availability of relevant data and easy access to information is vital. In addition, capabilities in analyzing and fulfilling requests require knowledge and information that can be viewed from various perspectives. The contributions presented in these papers can help business people understand the context of the methodology that will be developed.

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Rikie Kartadie
Ferry Wahyu Wibowo