Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company

The aim of this article is to address the Business Analytics (BA) practice based on the sociomateriality approach within the Revenue Management (RM) context of an airline. The study proposes that BA is an active engagement process which is set between analysts and business managers according to thei...

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Main Authors: Claudia Xavier Cavalcanti, Alfredo Rodrigues Leite da Silva
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: FUCAPE Business School 2020-01-01
Series:BBR: Brazilian Business Review
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spelling doaj-2f35122704494e9fa353cc68813fae002021-10-08T16:05:24ZengFUCAPE Business SchoolBBR: Brazilian Business Review1807-734X2020-01-0117441943810.15728/bbr.2020.17.4.4Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline CompanyClaudia Xavier CavalcantiAlfredo Rodrigues Leite da SilvaThe aim of this article is to address the Business Analytics (BA) practice based on the sociomateriality approach within the Revenue Management (RM) context of an airline. The study proposes that BA is an active engagement process which is set between analysts and business managers according to their sociomaterial imbrication with analytical data and tools, which areused to generate new insights. The discussion is substantiated by the theoretical articulation of BA as applied to RM based on the sociomateriality approach, which acknowledges the synergetic interaction between human and material dimensions by keeping their distinction from intentionality. The empirical investigation followed a qualitative design supported by non-participatory observation, interview and document research, which were the data collection techniques. The collected data was analyzed through spiral analysis associated with a practices’ description and analyses framework. Results have supported the BA proposition by evidencing the human/material dimension entanglement to produce BA-practice specificities.http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=123064005004business analyticsrevenue managementssociomaterialityimbrication of agencies
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Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
BBR: Brazilian Business Review
business analytics
revenue managements
sociomateriality
imbrication of agencies
author_facet Claudia Xavier Cavalcanti
Alfredo Rodrigues Leite da Silva
author_sort Claudia Xavier Cavalcanti
title Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
title_short Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
title_full Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
title_fullStr Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
title_full_unstemmed Business Analytics and Sociomateriality: A Study on the Practice of Revenue Management in an Airline Company
title_sort business analytics and sociomateriality: a study on the practice of revenue management in an airline company
publisher FUCAPE Business School
series BBR: Brazilian Business Review
issn 1807-734X
publishDate 2020-01-01
description The aim of this article is to address the Business Analytics (BA) practice based on the sociomateriality approach within the Revenue Management (RM) context of an airline. The study proposes that BA is an active engagement process which is set between analysts and business managers according to their sociomaterial imbrication with analytical data and tools, which areused to generate new insights. The discussion is substantiated by the theoretical articulation of BA as applied to RM based on the sociomateriality approach, which acknowledges the synergetic interaction between human and material dimensions by keeping their distinction from intentionality. The empirical investigation followed a qualitative design supported by non-participatory observation, interview and document research, which were the data collection techniques. The collected data was analyzed through spiral analysis associated with a practices’ description and analyses framework. Results have supported the BA proposition by evidencing the human/material dimension entanglement to produce BA-practice specificities.
topic business analytics
revenue managements
sociomateriality
imbrication of agencies
url http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=123064005004
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