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The Predictive Intelligence Maturity Model

In: Predictive Intelligence for Data-Driven Managers

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  • Uwe Seebacher

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This chapter describes the development stages of Predictive Intelligence in organizations. This model forms the basis for the implementation process of Predictive Intelligence in any form of organization. The model was developed based on research work in the area of organization etymology in combination with experiences from different projects in the context of Predictive Intelligence. The Predictive Intelligence Assessment (PIA) presented in the following chapter was also developed on the basis of the Predictive Intelligence maturity model. It can be used initially to evaluate the status quo in an organization, but also the current state of development of Predictive Intelligence (PI). In this way, the PI maturity model, the PI assessment, and the PI procedure model provide a coherent set of instruments for every organization to efficiently and effectively develop toward a data-driven enterprise.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-030-69403-6_4
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-69403-6_4
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