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28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95)
Hawaii, USA
January 04-January 07
ISBN: 0-8186-6940-3
G. Masaki, Intel Corp., USA
J. Walls, Intel Corp., USA
J. Stockman, Intel Corp., USA
Today the need to be nimble in and adaptive to a turbulent business environment is greater than ever. Environmental intelligence is critical to making effective strategic decisions. Strategic decision-making is based on the collection and interpretation of information from the environment. Executives must continually scan and monitor the business environment for relevant and timely information. This paper argues that a hypermedia executive information system (HEIS) can provide facilities needed to support the process and products of strategic intelligence. HEISs extend traditional executive information systems (EISs). A HEIS is designed to facilitate reconnaissance in both the internal and external environments using hypermedia and artificial intelligence technologies. It is oriented toward business intelligence, which recognizes the need for managerial vigilance.
Index Terms:
hypermedia; management information systems; Internet; strategic planning; artificial intelligence; hypermedia executive information systems; World Wide Web; business environment; environmental intelligence; strategic decision-making; information collection; information interpretation; relevant information; timely information; strategic intelligence; reconnaissance; internal environment; external environment; artificial intelligence technologies; business intelligence; managerial vigilance
Citation:
G. Masaki, J. Walls, J. Stockman, "Hypermedia EIS and the World Wide Web," hicss, pp.140, 28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95), 1995
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