Iranian Journal of Information Management 1735-8418 7 1 2021 08 23 Evaluating the Impact of Business Intelligence Acceptability on Improving Organizational Financial Performance Evaluating the Impact of Business Intelligence Acceptability on Improving Organizational Financial Performance 179 200 138544 10.22034/aimj.2021.138544 FA Hamed Hashemi PhD Candidate, Department of Information Technology Management, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran Mahmood Alborzi Assistant Professor, Department of Information Technology Management, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran Ali Rajab Zadeh Ghatari Associate Prof. of Management Department, Faculty of Management, Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran . Journal Article 2021 07 14 Business intelligence systems has become a vital part of organizations during the past several years. Pragmatically, there is limited research investigating the impact of using this system on coporate financial performance. The results of This researchs are also contradictory. This paper develops a model based on balance scorecard approach. The research data were collected from 82 private and public corporations that implemented BI system. The proposed relationships between constructs were tested by structural equition method. The results indicate that the financial performance of the organization does not improve directly through the acceptance of the business intelligence system. Indeed, system acceptance improves the performance of internal processes, customers, and organizational learning, and consequently indirectly improves financial performance. From practical viewpoint, the acceptance of this system makes achieving tangible financial benefits in terms of improving process performance, customer and learning. Therefore, financial performance is the last advantage of using this system. Business intelligence systems has become a vital part of organizations during the past several years. Pragmatically, there is limited research investigating the impact of using this system on coporate financial performance. The results of This researchs are also contradictory. This paper develops a model based on balance scorecard approach. The research data were collected from 82 private and public corporations that implemented BI system. The proposed relationships between constructs were tested by structural equition method. The results indicate that the financial performance of the organization does not improve directly through the acceptance of the business intelligence system. Indeed, system acceptance improves the performance of internal processes, customers, and organizational learning, and consequently indirectly improves financial performance. From practical viewpoint, the acceptance of this system makes achieving tangible financial benefits in terms of improving process performance, customer and learning. Therefore, financial performance is the last advantage of using this system. https://www.aimj.ir/article_138544_4a46889cc3775ed76bf188c08cb1f9ea.pdf