The Intelligent Enterprise: A Framework for Unified Revenue and Systems Integration
TL;DR
The literature lacks a robust treatment of revenue as an end-to-end enterprise system, provides insufficient longitudinal evidence, and shows weak integration between pricing models and operational execution, and governance models for accountable algorithmic revenue decisions also remain underdeveloped.
Abstract
The intelligent enterprise is a research problem at the intersection of digital transformation, enterprise architecture, analytics capability, artificial intelligence, revenue management, and systems integration. The academic contribution lies in connecting the intelligent enterprise concept to revenue-oriented decisions, transactional systems, operational backbones, data governance and adaptive analytical services. This article reviews peer-reviewed journal articles published between 2015 and 2023 related to unified revenue and systems integration, with the understanding that a large number of journal articles on the same compound term is still scarce. The reviewed studies indicate that intelligent enterprise performance depends on enterprise process visibility through ERP, pricing intelligence, coordinated enterprise architecture, and enterprise data alignment across functional areas, and AI capability. The literature lacks a robust treatment of revenue as an end-to-end enterprise system, provides insufficient longitudinal evidence, and shows weak integration between pricing models and operational execution. Governance models for accountable algorithmic revenue decisions also remain underdeveloped. The article suggests a framework and research priorities for technically grounded, revenue-focused intelligent enterprise scholarship.