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by Azim Shaik (Author), Gregory P. Steffine (Author), Kathleen L. D. Maley (Foreword by)
AI isn't replacing analytics. It's transforming it.
As AI tools become faster, cheaper, and more accessible, the gap between leaders and laggards has shifted. In fact, many organizations are discovering a hard truth: technology alone does not create lasting value. The real differentiator is the ability to thoughtfully combine AI with human judgment, ethical leadership, and disciplined execution.
42 Ways: Making Human Intelligence Work in the Age of AI is the comprehensive, executive-ready guide that shows you how. Written by enterprise AI architect Azim Shaik and analytics leader Gregory P. Steffine, this 660-page professional book delivers 42 actionable strategies organized around the four critical enterprise levers: People, Process, Technology, and Data.
You'll discover how to:
- Align AI initiatives with business strategy and measurable outcomes
- Build scalable, trusted analytics and AI capabilities across the enterprise
- Design governance, culture, and workflows that drive adoption instead of resistance
- Create powerful human-AI collaboration that amplifies-rather than replaces-human intelligence
- Move from fragmented pilots to sustainable organizational capability
Clear-eyed about both the promise and limitations of AI, this book bridges the gap between technical possibility and organizational reality.
Written for executives shaping strategy, analytics leaders building enterprise programs, and educators preparing future leaders, 42 Ways equips you with the disciplines that turn AI from a tool you deploy into a partner you think with. Because the future will not be won by those who adopt the most AI but by those who use it most intelligently.
