Information Systems and Technologies for Decision Making: A Case Study in the Lime Industry (#1011)

Authors

Saucedo-Luna, Deysi Mirella

Valencia-Tafur, Ana Silvia

Linares-Guerrero, Melva

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship between information systems and emerging technologies in strategic decision making in the lime industry, under a quantitative approach, correlational research level, the variables were not manipulated, the survey was applied as a collection technique, applying them to 36 employees of a lime industry in the city of Cajamarca, the data were analyzed using the Pearson correlation statistic. The results revealed a moderate (0.596) and significant positive correlation between information systems and strategic decision making, and a strong correlation (0.678) between emerging technologies and decision making, both with a significance of p<0.01. It is concluded that information systems and emerging technologies make strategic decision making more effective in the lime industry, as their optimization contributes to more accurate and effective decisions. These findings highlight the importance of investing in technological infrastructure and the adoption of advanced technologies to ensure that these industries are more competitive and their business environment is more dynamic