The Organization of the Future Series
A Series of Articles on Artificial Intelligence and How It Will Impact Businesses, Workers, and Economies
This series of articles – The Organization of the Future Series – centers on understanding the profound ways artificial intelligence is reshaping labor markets, organizations, industries and overall economies.
Artificial intelligence represents more than just a new set of tools – it marks the emergence of a novel, revolutionary operating system. Artificial intelligence will reward fast-acting innovators and punish slow adopters, making it both the greatest threat and opportunity in history for organizations, managers, and individual contributors. And it will redefine everything we know about building businesses, careers and modern economies.
In this path
1
This Time, It’s Different
Why nearly three decades of financial history didn’t prepare me for what’s coming — and why it shouldn’t prepare you either.
2
Introduction to Basic AI Frameworks
Companies will be Redesigned and Reorganized for an AI-Driven Future. This article proposes four basic models for understanding the implications of the rise of Artificial Intelligence.
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The Impact of AI on Human Resources
How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Every Layer of the Modern Organization
4
Mathematical Expressions of Work
How automation and mathematical modeling are essential to transforming organizational roles, workflows, and competitiveness
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Mathematical Expressions of Value Propositions
A formal decomposition of the total value a company delivers to a customer — expressed in the same mathematical language as the Mathematics of Work.
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From Audit to Advantage: The Business Leader’s AI Optimization Roadmap
A step-by-step framework for cataloguing tasks, identifying value expansion opportunities, and deploying the mathematical models that maximize AI’s impact on firm performance
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Sorting the Winners from the Losers: AI’s Impact on Investment Value
A rigorous assessment of which business models will compound in the AI economy, which will be disrupted, and why the SaaS-pocalypse narrative – while partially right – misses the more important story
