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Driving Strategic Decisions: Business Intelligence in Supply Chain and Marketing

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In the rapidly evolving global marketplace, Business Intelligence (BI) has become a critical driver of strategic decision-making in supply chain management and marketing analytics. This study investigates how BI tools, including data warehousing, predictive analytics, and visualization platforms, enhance organizational performance by providing actionable insights. In supply chain management, BI facilitates real-time monitoring, demand forecasting, and inventory optimization, addressing challenges such as supply disruptions and cost inefficiencies. In marketing, BI enables precise customer segmentation, campaign optimization, and sentiment analysis, driving higher engagement and revenue. Employing a mixed-methods approach, this research combines quantitative analysis of performance metrics from 150 firms with qualitative insights from 20 industry leaders. Results reveal that BI adoption leads to a 15-20% improvement in supply chain efficiency, evidenced by reduced cycle times and increased inventory turnover, and a 10-12% uplift in marketing campaign ROI, with lower customer acquisition costs. The study highlights the critical role of data integration and quality in maximizing BI benefits, while identifying challenges such as data silos, regulatory compliance, and the need for skilled analysts. By proposing a framework for integrated BI implementation, this research underscores its transformative potential in aligning supply chain operations with market demands.
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Published
Aug 31, 2025
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6(4)
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1-14
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Muhammad Moinuddin1, Muhammad Usman2 (2025). Driving Strategic Decisions: Business Intelligence in Supply Chain and Marketing. American Journal of Business, Commerce and Economics, 6(4), 1-14. https://doi.org/10.71465/ajbce2905