
The convergence of Management Information Systems (MIS), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Predictive Analytics is reshaping the foundation of national economic decision-making. This paper investigates the role of Business Intelligence (BI) as a strategic catalyst, enabling governments and institutions to transform vast data repositories into actionable insights for policy development, resource management, and long-term economic planning. By integrating MIS structures with AI-powered analytics, nations can anticipate economic fluctuations, identify inefficiencies, and enhance performance across key sectors such as healthcare, finance, energy, and education. The study underscores the value of predictive analytics in crisis anticipation, fiscal impact assessment, and crafting timely responses to market volatility. Through a series of international case studies, the paper demonstrates how intelligent data systems drive greater transparency, facilitate digital governance, and improve public service delivery. It also explores critical challenges, including data integrity, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and workforce preparedness, alongside ethical concerns like algorithmic bias and national data control. The conclusion outlines a strategic framework for embedding smart technologies into national economic planning to promote inclusive, adaptive, and sustainable development. Ultimately, the paper presents BI as an essential pillar in the architecture of modern economies, equipping nations to navigate the complexities of a rapidly evolving digital era.
Business Intelligence, Economic Growth, Predictive Analytics, Management Information Systems
Business Intelligence, Economic Growth, Predictive Analytics, Management Information Systems
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