Towards Digital Maturity of Intelligent Organisations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33119/SIP.2018.161.5Keywords:
digital maturity, IoT, intelligent organisation, SMAC, knowledge managementAbstract
The aspirations to achieve a digital maturity, i.e. the state which allows a business organisation to improve its effectiveness thanks to the application of advanced ICT solutions have never been so great before. A dynamic development of information communication technologies has led to the popularisation of the so-called third platform called SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud), creating, together with the IoT (Internet of Things), a specific eco-system of IT solutions in the global economy intelligent organisations. The article is aimed at the presentation of the direction of evolution of management processes support in intelligent organisations in the course of achieving digital maturity. The considerations are illustrated with the results of author’s own research of the SME sector on the example of selected enterprises in the Masovian and Greater Poland voivodeships in the period of 2014–2017.
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