Sustainable development, big data and supervisory control: service quality in banking sector
LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Banking sector; Bankų sektorius; Big Data; Darnus vystymasis; Programinės įrangos patikimumo įvertinimas; Software reliability assessment; Sustainable development; Svarbūs duomenys; Banking sector; Bankų sektorius, programinės įrangos patikimumo įvertinimas; Big Data; Darnus vystymasis; Didelės apimties duomenys; Software reliability assessment; Sustainable development.
ENSustainable development process is affected by contemporary phenomena. Big Data processing inefficiency is detrimental for banks’ activity excellence. The software used for running and handling the interbank network framework provides services with extremely strict uptime (above 99.98 percent) and quality requirements, thus tools to trace and manage changes as well as metrics to measure process quality are essential. Having conducted a two-year long campaign of data collection and activity monitoring it has been possible to analyze a huge amount of process data from which many aggregated indicators were derived, selected and evaluated for providing a managerial dash-board to monitor software development. The paper provides insights about the issues related to Big Data processing inefficiencies. Context of sustainable development is being taken into account. [From the publication]
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