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System alarmujący o zagrożeniach i szansach przedsiębiorstw na podstawie monitoringu zmian oraz analizy danych webowych i bazodanowych

Karolina Stasiak
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Karolina Stasiak: VSoft SA

Collegium of Economic Analysis Annals, 2016, issue 40, 178-188

Abstract: Effective change management is essential for every organisation that wants to survive and succeed in the current highly competitive and ever-changing business environment. Given the unprecedented scale of the data collected, the information can become a strategic resource for companies and build the foundations for competitive advantage. The most important sources of information that have an impact on the effective management are both internal sources and the business environment. The aforementioned requirements gave rise to the creation of an early warning system. The system monitors the information sources and warns about risks and opportunities arising from the changes of values of the monitored objects.

Keywords: early warning system; Web monitoring; enterprise knowledge management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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