Where to Find Meaningful Business Information?

Thomas Frisendal ()

Chapter 5 in Design Thinking Business Analysis, 2012, pp 43-60 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Business information, in particular business concepts are, of course, everywhere you look. This chapter will provide a number of examples of what to look for and where to look. Start with the Business Model and proceed to e.g. the Excel sheets, the charts of accounts, databases and applications, reports, documents, intranet content, the internet and so forth. Even Excel-formulas may be represented as concept maps. This makes a lot of sense. Some of the most widely used Excel-sheets contain very important calculations of e.g. key performance indicators, which are essential to running the company. The business concepts and relationships between are some of the organizations most important knowledge. You should get that knowledge out in the open.

Keywords: Business Process; Business Model; Enterprise Architecture; Business Intelligence; Business Object (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-32844-2_5

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