This book series aims to provide an in-depth examination of the impact that data-driven decision making is having on the ability to achieve long-term commercial and economic success. In order to be considered for inclusion in this proposed book series, research must be novel, with the goal of providing new insights through methodologically sound and evidence-based analysis. Recent years have seen a meteoric rise in data-driven decision making, powered by advances in our capacity to collect and interpret information on a scale previously unimaginable. One of the greatest problems in today's technical and business climate is maintaining a healthy firm that can develop and continue to provide cutting-edge goods and services to the public and boost economic growth. Researchers are asked to solve the topic of how to ensure the long-term success of organisations by using evidence-based decision making in this book series. When it comes to deploying and utilising critical technology, we zero in on how firms do so in order to maximise their impact.
Numerous significant technologies have dramatically altered the ways in which businesses are operated. Blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI) are just a few examples of such technologies. How businesses make decisions, interact with clients, and introduce new offerings is now being influenced by cutting-edge tech. The foundation for the connection between organisations and their many stakeholders has shifted thanks to the emergence of new tools and techniques including chatbots, virtual assistants, m-commerce, virtual teams, and interactions via the metaverse. The rapid pace of digitization has created new risks for businesses, particularly in the form of cybersecurity threats, and the usage of artificial intelligence has introduced new ethical questions and conundrums. Therefore, it is essential to create plans for long-term company expansion. This book series seeks contributions to modern machine learning methods, causal inference, and other data-driven approaches that might help businesses make better managerial decisions.