The Role of Complex Big Data in Shaping the Future of Enterprise Decision-Making

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Priyam Vaghasia, Dhruvitkumar Patel

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Complex big data are the disruptive forces that alter how business processes are planned, operated, and competed in an increasingly digital world. This paper delves into the multifaceted role of advanced data analytics in producing competitive advantage, operational efficiency, and strategic insights in different industries. Digital engagements through the Internet of Things devices, social media and complex technological ecosystems greatly generate an unprecedented volume, speed, and variety of data that shapes the modern enterprise landscape. Data-driven approaches that employ AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics to generate actionable insights from complex and multifaceted datasets are rapidly supplanting conventional decision-making models. Due to tremendous technological advancement, organizations have been able to overcome traditional analytical limitations. Cloud-based infrastructure, advanced machine learning algorithms, and distributed computing architectures have enabled businesses to process and analyze large datasets in real-time, delivering insights into consumer behavior, market dynamics, operational performance, and strategic opportunities that were previously unimaginable. Beyond mere information processing, complex big data carries strategic implications. With the use of predictive and prescriptive analytics, businesses can now predict market trends, optimize resource allocation, minimize risks, and offer personalized customer experiences. These abilities signify a paradigm shift in decision-making from reactive to proactive. However, the integration of complex big data into business strategies is not without challenges. It becomes complex to manage organizational, ethical, and technological issues while addressing the needs of hackers trying to compromise the security of data, privacy due to data, investments made in technological infrastructure, and the availability of human resources with the ability to interpret analytical outcomes. The trends in data usage have become advanced as evidenced by this. More sophisticated machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms enable more precise predictive models. New technologies such as edge computing and quantum computing will only add to data processing capabilities, bringing new insights that were hitherto unavailable. According to research, the effective exploitation of complex big data by businesses would lead to significant competitive advantage. By converting raw data into strategic intelligence, an organization can accomplish several objectives. Enhance operational efficiency. Improve customer experience. Streamline marketing strategies. Optimize resource utilization. Anticipate and mitigate potential risks. Interdisciplinary research at the interface of data science, strategic management, and technological innovation increasingly supports the feasibility of enterprise decision-making. The interdependent relationship between strategic organizational thinking and advanced technological capabilities is an important area for further research. As digital transformation accelerates, the importance of complex big data in strategic enterprise decision-making will continue to grow. Organizations that invest in cutting-edge technological infrastructure, develop robust data analytics capabilities, and cultivate a data-driven organizational culture will be best positioned to thrive in a dynamic and increasingly complex global business environment. This paper provides a holistic review of the current state, challenges, and future opportunities of complex big data in enterprise decision-making for researchers, technologists, and business leaders seeking to understand and leverage this transformative technological paradigm.

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Priyam Vaghasia, Dhruvitkumar Patel. (2024). The Role of Complex Big Data in Shaping the Future of Enterprise Decision-Making. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(11), 1419–1428. Retrieved from https://ijritcc.org/index.php/ijritcc/article/view/11445
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