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Large-scale Visualisations in Support of Strategic Decisions

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European Society for Socially Embedded Technologies (EUSSET)

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Digitalisation of organisational processes requires decision makers to evaluate information generated by newly-adopted digital technology. Making business decisions that involve digital modelling and the impact of visualising model-derived alternatives on strategic decision-making has not been explored by neither management nor visualisation literature. Current visualisation research lacks studies evidently connecting data visualisation to decision-making in the corporate environment. This research addresses this gap by investigating information visualisation requirements when digital alternatives are shown in the context of multi-perspective distributed decision-making, where multiple stakeholders will have different information needs as well as evaluative and decision- making tasks. This study contributes to the visualisation research agenda by focusing on explicit visualisation support to management decision-making in organisations by: 1) exploring information and visualisation requirements for cross-functional stakeholders, 2) developing information visualisation principles to support collaborative distributed decision- making, 3) exploring visualisations as evolvable boundary objects.

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Menukhin, Olga (2022): Large-scale Visualisations in Support of Strategic Decisions. Proceedings of 20th European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work. DOI: 10.48340/ecscw2022_dc07. European Society for Socially Embedded Technologies (EUSSET). PISSN: 2510-2591. Doctoral Colloquium. Coimbra, Portugal. 27 June - 1 Juli 2022

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