Business intelligence maturity models: opportunities and recomendations for future reinvestigation - A systematic literature review - Part 2
Keywords:
Maturity models, systematic review, small enterprises - SME, business intelligenceAbstract
This research aims to show breaches and to propose prospects for the progression of the knowledge of Business Intelligence Maturity Models. In general, the prevalence of generic and descriptive features was revealed. Some gaps related to models that can be modified to specific industrial sectors were detected. This field offers great promises for new investigations and maturity models.
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