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Examining the human factors that influence the adoption of self-service business intelligence within the banking sector of South Africa
By making use of Business Intelligence (BI), the business is able to extract relevant information that can be used within their decision-making processes. However, due to the challenges faced within the traditional form of BI, such as limited human capital, complex processes and tools, the ability t...
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Department of Information Systems
2026
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