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AI Strategy and Governance: A Textbook for Graduate Business Programs

AI Strategy and Governance: A Textbook for Graduate Business Programs

Paperback

Business GeneralManagement

ISBN13: 9798189386961
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 27 2026
Pages: 188
Weight: 0.57
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
AI Strategy and Governance is a graduate textbook that treats two subjects usually taught apart as a single discipline. It argues that governance is a production input rather than a compliance cost, and that firms which reason about value and legitimacy together deploy more, and in the domains worth entering, than firms which treat approval as a final gate. Across nine chapters it develops the economics of cheap prediction and where it creates value, the conditions under which an AI investment produces durable competitive advantage rather than a temporary lead, the construction of the underlying capability in data, talent, and operating model, the ethical and market-failure arguments for governing these systems at all, the regulatory environment across jurisdictions as it stood in mid-2026, the design of the governance system inside the firm including the particular problems raised by agentic systems, the assurance practices of evaluation, monitoring, incident response, and audit, and the organizational consequences for work, expertise, and trust. Every chapter closes with key terms, discussion questions constructed so that either side can be argued, an analytical exercise producing a document a manager could use, and a composite teaching case with a decision and a deadline. Four appendices supply a capstone project brief with milestones and rubric, a thirteen-week syllabus with assessment structure and an examination bank, working governance templates, and a glossary. It is written for MBA students, for STEM MBA capstone courses, and for executives who must make these decisions with incomplete information and personal accountability for the result.

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