Neo Strategic Management

Artificial intelligence has driven strategic management and strategic thinking into new directions and uncharted waters. Many of our previous concepts and theories have run out of steam and they have failed at accommodating and reflecting the realities of new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence. This book responds to these serious disruptions and goes beyond the familiar boundaries of strategic management and presents a dramatic overhaul of traditional strategic thinking.

This book is unusual within the management literature arena as it draws upon concepts and tools belonging to other sciences as neurology, psychology and even physics. Yet this will mark future developments in the area and a sound understanding of that is essential for future conduct and performance of the strategic thinking function within the business environment. The analysis relies heavily on recent research, as well as the authors' own work on AI, strategic thinking and data sciences. It will be of great interest to students and scholars of strategic management, technology research and organization behaviour.

Concludes on the future of managerial functions and its broader consequences Analyses the future of strategic management and strategic thinking Assesses the impact of new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, on business strategy

Autorentext

M. S. S. El Namaki is the Dean of the Victoria University School of Management, Switzerland. He was previously Dean and a co-founder of the Maastricht School of Management, Netherlands. He has published widely in the area of strategic management and, more recently, the impact of artificial intelligence.

Inhalt

Part I Tomorrow's business environment.- Chapter 1 introduction.- Chapter 2 The advancing technologies.- Chapter 3 Tomorrow's new strategic management concept.- Part II : New strategic management concepts: top management perspective.- Chapter 4 Awareness.- Chapter 5 Visions.- Chapter 6 Behavior.- Chapter 7 Control.- Chapter 8 Intelligence.- Part III : New strategic management concepts: the organization perspective.- Chapter 9` Predictive analysis.- Chapter 10 Cognitive predictions.- Chapter 11 Cognitive computing.- Chapter 12 Implicit learning.- Chapter 13 Data.- Part IV Conclusion.- Chapter 14 The future of the managerial functions. <p