%0 Journal Article
%T Application of Business Intelligence in the Banking Industry
%A Bogdan Ubiparipovi£¿
%A Emina £¿urkovi£¿
%J International Scientific Journal of Management Information Systems
%D 2011
%I University of Novi Sad
%X A highly dynamic market, changing client demands, fierce competition, the necessity of strict control and risk management are only some of the characteristics of the business environment where modern banks conduct their operations. Better management and better decision-making process make the difference between the successful and the unsuccessful on the market with these characteristics.Business intelligence solutions for banks should provide the decision makers from all business segments of a bank with the ability to manage and exploit information resources, in order to solve the problems and make timely and high-quality decisions. Business intelligence systems in banks must be comprehensive and yet simple for the end user. Business intelligence covers many areas of the bank, and among the most important are: Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Performance Management (PM), Risk Management (RM), Asset and Liability Management (ALM), and Compliance. Data warehouse and online analytical processes (OLAP) form the informational basis for the application of business intelligence.Data mining and knowledge retrieval are also important segments of business intelligence and deal with complex statistical analysis, discovering "hidden" relationships between data and forecasting the behaviour trends of business systems.
%K business intelligence
%K performance management
%K asset and liability management
%U http://www.ef.uns.ac.rs/mis/archive-pdf/2011%20-%20No4/MIS2011_4_4.pdf