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- Publisher:
- Anthem Press
- Online publication date:
- June 2018
- Print publication year:
- 2018
- Online ISBN:
- 9781785270598
- Subjects:
- General Management, Management
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The greatest test of leadership for any business leader is to successfully navigate their companies through the artificial intelligence revolution which is sweeping through the global economy. Led by tech giants and start-ups, this revolution is unforgiving and ruthless. Copying business models or building a facade of tech capabilities without giving up old norms will not work. Authenticity will be key to winning. Pure-Play leadership is about becoming an authentic leader who is ready to take on the task of leading traditional companies through the cognitive revolution. Leaders are not fainthearted, but the overwhelming complexity of artificial intelligence seems to intimidate many. Not any longer. In fact, learning Pure-Play artificial intelligence can be as simple as reading a fable. Yes, a fable. With a fun and simple-to-follow fable, 'The Beaver Bot of Yellowstone' teaches core leadership and management lessons for leading traditional firms through cognitive transformation. Spencer Johnson's 'Who Moved My Cheese' introduced the complexity of change management via a simple quick-read story. 'The Beaver Bot of Yellowstone' does the same for anyone interested in learning how to play a leadership role in the artificial intelligence revolution.
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