Artificial Intelligence for Business by Ivan Teh
A practical account of how artificial intelligence earns its place in a business, written by someone who has had to make the commercial case for it repeatedly.
What is inside
The book works through the same sequence Ivan Teh applies in practice: identify the decision that is currently made badly, prove the improvement on a contained pilot, design that pilot so it can travel, then scale it while sponsorship holds.
It gives particular attention to the parts of adoption that are not technical. How to set an ambition the organisation can actually absorb. How to establish whether the workforce has the digital literacy the plan assumes. How to specify accountability for a model before it is in production rather than after an incident.
Who should read it
It is written for the person who has to sign off the budget and then live with the result. Chief executives, operating officers, transformation leads and functional heads who are being asked to adopt artificial intelligence and want a defensible way to decide how much, how fast and in what order.
Requesting the book
Send a short note to enquiries@ivantehbusinesssuccess.com.my with your name, organisation and role, and a copy will be sent to you. There is no charge.
Questions about the book
What does the book cover?
How organisations can apply artificial intelligence to streamline operations, improve decision making and personalise customer experience, with attention to the organisational conditions that determine whether adoption succeeds.
Who is it written for?
Executives and operating managers who have to authorise and run technology programmes, rather than data scientists. It assumes commercial literacy, not technical literacy.