Fritzsche A (2009)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Journal article, Original article
Publication year: 2009
Book Volume: 10
Pages Range: 3-8
Journal Issue: 2
Open Access Link: https://www.infodata-edepot.de/volltext/ijie/09119.pdf
Business Intelligence can be interpreted as a compensation for the growing complexity of technical support in economic transactions. With the help of sophisticated calculation and analysis tools, the business situation is simplified for the user in order to enable reasonable decisions. However, the simplicity of Business Intelligence is only simulated by hiding the system operations under the surface. This causes a disruption of the general concept of reasonable action. The notion of responsibility disappears between the business expert and the systems engineer. A possible solution to this problem is to change the system design process and to introduce competing technology which could show new traces of the system operation.
APA:
Fritzsche, A. (2009). The simulated traces of action - Business Intelligence and reflection through technology. International Review of Information Ethics, 10(2), 3-8.
MLA:
Fritzsche, Albrecht. "The simulated traces of action - Business Intelligence and reflection through technology." International Review of Information Ethics 10.2 (2009): 3-8.
BibTeX: Download