Conceptual Model of Data Ecosystem for Non-Tech 
Small Organizations

Han Sun

Conceptual Model of Data Ecosystem for Non-Tech Small Organizations

Han Sun

Abstract

Using data effectively is crucial for success in the current business world. Small non-tech organizations struggle with this due to
limited resources, different systems, and constantly changing technology. To address these challenges, this study proposes a conceptual framework for designing a flexible and reusable data ecosystem, tailored specifically for small non-tech organizations. It also outlines the feedback
loops that drive continuous improvement and innovation within the data ecosystem. Key considerations include data source integration, data
quality management, and analytics capabilities. The proposed framework offers small non-tech organizations a structured approach to managing data assets effectively, enabling them to make informed decisions, optimize processes, and drive innovation.

Keywords

Data Ecosystem; Small Non-tech Organizations; Data Life-circle

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