AI To ROI For Business Leaders

Turn Artificial Intelligence into Real Results for Small Businesses, Growing Companies, and Global Leaders

De: Shyam Uthaman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Why Do 85% of AI Initiatives Fail Despite Brilliant Teams and Unlimited Budgets?

Most business books give you frameworks to memorize. This one gives you a front-row seat to watch systematic execution in action, following Sarah Chen through every decision as she turns a fictional manufacturing company from $650,000 in AI chaos to $1.2 million in proven results.

What You'll Discover Through One Complete, Story-Driven Case Study:

• How to define success metrics that survive executive scrutiny
• Why users resist new solutions (and how to build what they actually want)
• The systematic approach that works when people are being people
• How to prove business impact that CFOs defend, not question
• Why 15% of initiatives succeed while 85% quietly disappear

Business Insights. Told Like a Story. Applied Like a Playbook.

This narrative approach makes complex business execution engaging and memorable while delivering battle-tested methods that turn organizational chaos into competitive advantage.

From failed meetings and political battles to 3 AM crisis calls and breakthrough moments, you'll experience the systematic execution patterns that separate success from expensive learning experiences.

Perfect For:

• Executives tired of asking "Where's the ROI?" every quarter and needing systematic approaches that deliver business results instead of PowerPoint updates
• Practitioners (data leaders, product managers, project leads) who need frameworks that work in the real world of politics, budgets, and human resistance
• Business Leaders at small businesses, growing companies, and global enterprises looking to turn AI investments into measurable competitive advantage

The next time leadership asks "Where's the ROI?" will you have an answer or an excuse?

A new look at understanding AI

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this book when it said it was using a a fictional business. But this was actually a really good lesson. It was a case study and the author walked us through various steps and strategies in case analysis of a company trying to implement AI. The lessons included failures and successes. It was done in a way that you could relate it to any business you are working in. I really appreciated the areas of failure and the discussion that went into thinking what the next steps were. I’ve been working on an AI project for over a year now and this actually gave me some ideas that I can take into the project and see how we can make some improvements. Really appreciate the perspective of AI used in the lesson.