UDC 502.171 (075.8)
DOI: 10.36871/2618-9976.2022.02.006
Authors
Zvyagin L.S.
PhD of Economics, Associate Professor, Financial University under the Government of the Russian
Federation, Associate Professor of the Department "System analysis in economics", Moscow, Russia
Abstract
The main organizational capabilities are supported or expanded
by information systems. These systems support business operations,
act as a tool for making individual and group decisions,
create a basis for innovation through the development of new products and processes, to simplify relations with customers,
suppliers and partners, as well as to achieve competitive advantages.
Information systems and Big Data bring new opportunities
to the way companies interact and compete, how organizations
are structured and how jobs are created.
The relevance of the issue of information systems and Big Data
lies in the fact that currently the use of Internetbased
information
systems can significantly reduce the cost of communication
between employees and firms, citizens of the same country
(in the context of environmental information networks).
Knowledge, information, and data tend not only to appear, to be
interchanged, but also to accumulate. Every year, the rate of new
data is increasing, many tools and ways of working with this data
are changing, more effective ones are appearing. Big data cannot
be processed and analyzed using standard methods, so new
solutions, platforms, and repositories have been created for
these purposes for the last ten years.
Keywords
Information systems, Ecology, Modeling, Analysis, Processes and algorithms, Artificial intelligence, Big data
