Description

This Master Prompt provides an integrated Design Science Research framework for investigating the development, implementation and evaluation of digital artifacts that support organizational transformation, information management, decision-making, operational improvement and socio-technical innovation. It examines the relationships among digital technologies, organizational structures, business processes, stakeholder interactions, information infrastructure, data management, governance mechanisms and institutional performance. Particular emphasis is placed on the design and evaluation of information systems, business intelligence applications, decision-support systems, digital platforms, enterprise architectures, process management tools, data governance frameworks, digital service ecosystems and organizational knowledge management solutions. The framework integrates information systems theory, socio-technical systems perspectives, business process management, digital transformation models, service design, platform thinking, enterprise architecture, information quality assessment, data governance principles and technology-enabled organizational innovation. Researchers are guided in identifying organizational information requirements, developing digital artifact architectures, designing data integration mechanisms, constructing decision-support models, evaluating process improvement opportunities and establishing governance arrangements for digital technologies. The Master Prompt also addresses digital platform interoperability, data quality, information accessibility, organizational readiness, technology adoption, stakeholder coordination, privacy, cybersecurity, transparency, accountability and sustainable system implementation. It supports the development of enterprise architecture diagrams, data flow models, digital platform frameworks, business process maps, decision matrices, information system interaction diagrams, governance models and organizational performance dashboards. Particular attention is given to evaluating how digital artifacts influence decision quality, operational efficiency, organizational capabilities, user experience, institutional coordination and value creation. The framework emphasizes the importance of connecting technical artifact performance with organizational context, stakeholder participation, practical implementation conditions and generalizable design knowledge.