Emotional Business Intelligence : Enabling experience-centric business with the FeelingsExplorer
Helfenstein, S., Kaikova, O., Khriyenko, O., & Terziyan, V. (2014). Emotional Business Intelligence : Enabling experience-centric business with the FeelingsExplorer. In L. Gomes, J. Wtorek, A. Costa, H. Sawada, M. Manic, & P. Strumillo (Eds.), Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Human System Interactions (HSI) (pp. 14-21). Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE). https://doi.org/10.1109/HSI.2014.6860441
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The domain of Emotional Business Intelligence
(EBI) aims to support business-relevant emotional and emotionaware
decisions in addition to rational decision making. EBI
originates from three root domains: Emotional Business,
Emotional Intelligence and Business Intelligence (BI). In this
paper we emphasize emotional empowerment of the traditional
BI function; outline its main characteristics as a business
working model of an emotionally smart, continuously learning
organization; and introduce a first candidate of the EBI Toolkit,
the FeelingsExplorer (FE). FE is a mash-up browser based on 4i
(“ForEye”) technology, capable of visualizing objects in an
emotional semantic space and thereby supporting decision
making on emotional grounds. It takes metadata as input and
visualizes the personalized “emotional similarity” of products,
services, and customers. Different scenarios for FE application
and overall implications of EBI for business and human
technology are discussed.
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