Advancing Business Intelligence Capabilities Through the Integration of Machine Learning Driven Predictive Models in Dynamic Market Environments
Keywords:
Business Intelligence, Machine Learning, Predictive Models, Dynamic Markets, Data Analytics, Forecasting, Strategic Decision-Making, Real-time Systems, Adaptability, Data-Driven BusinessAbstract
Business Intelligence (BI) systems are increasingly under pressure to adapt to rapidly evolving markets. Traditional descriptive analytics are no longer sufficient; instead, organizations are transitioning to predictive analytics powered by machine learning (ML) algorithms. This paper explores the role of ML in enhancing BI systems’ forecasting accuracy, real-time adaptability, and strategic agility. Drawing on prior research and an analysis of market-responsive ML models, we examine the implementation framework for integrating ML within BI pipelines in volatile business contexts. Our study finds that dynamic ML-BI integrations significantly improve decision-making under uncertainty and reduce reaction time to market shifts.
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