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Figure 1: Conceptual Framework III. M ethodology This section consists of the research approach, population and sampling design, data collection methods, and methods of data analysis. The deductive approach was used in this research study to develop the research model and strategy. In this study, the hypothesis was developed based on the past literature review and the developed hypothesis were tested by analyzing the collected data from the questionnaire and secondary sources. The population considered for this study is the 30 licensed deposit taking banks operating in Sri Lanka and the sample size of this research study is 28 banks. Quantitative methods are used to collect the data that are needed to accomplish the research objectives. A questionnaire was developed and given out to collect data and achieve the sub-objectives. After all the data has been collected, it was analyzed with SPSS, and hypotheses can be checked with statistical significance of variance, correlation, and regression. Quantitative analysis will be performed for this report, which includes descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression analysis and validity checking. a) Variables • Independent Variables Business Intelligence was used as an independent and BI product, BI process, BI technology, and BI team are used as the fundamentals of BI. Business intelligence product is also called the business intelligence tool which is a type of software & tools used in the business intelligence process to collect, organize, analyse, and transform data into useful business insight. Business intelligence process is collecting data, creating models, analyzing data, creating visualizations, and making reports for decision-makers in an organization [13]. Business intelligence technology is data standards, and which could integrate the organization into its worth [4]. Business intelligence team is a combination of project and program roles that are engaged with the organization’s BI activities. Business intelligence team includes management and technical skills in deployment and utilization of BI. • Dependent Variable Business Performance was used as a dependent variable. Performance of banks can be defined as the evidence of the way banking industries use their resources which enables them to achieve their long-term goals. Banks’ performance can be evaluated in two ways. They are financial performance and non- financial performances [21]. IV. F indings and D iscussion a) Descriptive Statistics The table 1 showed the descriptive statistics of the sample which consists of mean, median, mode and St. Deviation based on each variable. There are 200 responses and no missing value in the sample. Impact of Business Intelligence on the Business Performance of Banking Sector in Sri Lanka 42 Global Journal of Management and Business Research Volume XXII Issue V Version I Year 2022 ( ) A © 2022 Global Journals