A
business management system with integrated
business intelligence and IT-supported optimization, consisting of: a
computer device comprising at least one processor and a memory arrangement for storing
executable instructions; a
data acquisition and integration unit that is operationally connected to the at least one processor and is configured to receive heterogeneous enterprise data from a variety of source systems, including
financial transaction systems, operational control systems, human
resource information systems, supply chain systems, customer
interaction systems, and IT infrastructure monitoring systems, wherein the
data acquisition and integration unit is further configured to normalize syntactic formats, resolve temporal inconsistencies, and map source-specific attributes into a unified enterprise data representation stored in the storage
system; a
business intelligence processing unit that is operationally coupled with the
data acquisition and integration unit and is configured to calculate business performance indicators through multidimensional aggregation,
correlation analysis, and
trend extraction over the unified
business data representation, with the calculated business performance indicators being time-stamped and permanently stored; an optimization unit that is operationally coupled with the
business intelligence processing unit and is configured to compare the calculated business performance indicators with stored
business objectives and constraints and to determine optimized business
control parameters that correspond to
resource allocation, operational planning,
cost efficiency or
performance improvement; a control and
orchestration unit that is operationally linked to the data acquisition and integration unit, the business intelligence
processing unit, and the optimization unit, wherein the control and
orchestration unit is configured to coordinate the execution sequence, forward the results of the business
intelligence analysis to the optimization unit, and manage feedback by incorporating the effects of applied optimized business
control parameters into subsequent data acquisition cycles; and a
communication interface that is connected to at least one processor and configured to exchange data and control signals with external enterprise systems and user terminals.