Transforming Business Communication with Solutions Based on Artificial Intelligence Technologies with Support for Natural Language Processing
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https://doi.org/10.15407/scine21.05.126Keywords:
business request, artificial intelligence, NLP, software architecture, data-processingAbstract
Introduction. Information has become one of the most critical resources in today’s dynamic world, with data collection and analysis technologies evolving rapidly. Every organization requires fast, accurate, and secure data
analysis to respond to queries and support informed decision-making.
Problem Statement. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern life, and data processing remains at its core — from understanding a company’s current state to performing complex risk assessments and forecasting decision outcomes.
Purpose. To develop a system that enhances evaluation and decision-making processes by providing users with
integrated, user-friendly access to relevant datasets.
Materials and Methods. Various system architectures have been examined, with their advantages and limitations described. A prototype system for processing business queries using ChatGPT has been developed. The main
input types and examples of diff erent request scenarios have been presented, along with an overview of potential
issues and proposed solutions.
Results. The system has been validated, and strategies for improving data processing quality have been proposed. The study has aimed to streamline the request lifecycle — from initial formulation to response delivery — while ensuring compliance with corporate policies and data security standards.
Conclusions. The fi ndings have demonstrated the effectiveness of artificial intelligence in automating business
query processing — specifically in transforming natural language inputs into SQL queries and generating accurate responses. This opens new opportunities for automating and optimizing enterprise processes, reducing the
workload on IT departments, and improving data accessibility for non-technical users. In practical terms, the results can be applied by organizations to develop intelligent analytics systems, interactive dashboards, and database chatbots, as well as to build next-generation business intelligence interfaces based on natural language.
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