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HIGH-LEVEL BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE IN NETWORKED ORGANIZATIONS

Rapidly changing market conditions make organizations to change their structures in order to be flexible and cost efficient. One of new organisational forms is a form of networked organisation. Since a networked organisation consists of several independent companies, often with different geographic locations, an intensive knowledge sharing and exchange is required. Business intelligence relies on modern information technologies to address this problem. Knowledge logistics is another scientific direction that tightly correlates with business intelligence and is devoted to development of methods, architectures and technologies for timely integration and delivery of the right knowledge from distributed sources to the points of need. The paper proposes an application of knowledge logistics based on the concept of open services in an e-business environment as a high-level intelligence service for networked organizations. Four major problems are selected and described in detail, namely, knowledge sharing, integration standards and open service architecture, knowledge imprecision, and knowledge actualization and adaptation. Some results and conclusions are given in the summary.