Applicability of Business Intelligence Maturity Models to SMEs
Large companies are fully engaged in their digital transformation, specifically in developing strategic Business Intelligence (BI) projects. They have a Digital Strategy and top-level executives managing the change. BI projects are also being carried out in SMEs. In this paper, we present the results of an interpretative study conducted on a sample of SMEs from different sectors carrying out BI projects. We study whether BI maturity models are valid for SMEs and their usefulness for analysing the projects and evaluating the results at the end of the project.
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