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Could Cognitive Computing Enhance Business Strategic Thinking? |
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PP: 31-35 |
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m s s el namaki,
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Abstract |
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| Could cognitive computing, an AI derived paradigm that focuses on reasoning and understanding at a quasi abstract level, enhance the cognitive processes inherent in human strategic thinking?. Cognition is an output of processes within the human brain. It delivers creativity and innovation. Cognitive computing delivers concepts, insights and innovations too. Could the two “systems” synergize? Could cognitive computing support executive cognition demonstrated in the course of a vision, a strategy or an innovation. Could it support, in a structural manner, the strategic thinking processes and instruments adopted in business strategy?
This will be the focus of the following article.
The article resorts to qualitative analysis. It starts with an analysis of the process of strategic thinking in business and the cognitive dimension thereof. It then proceeds to an analysis of Artificial Intelligence and the cognitive underlying processes thereof A common ground is then explored and an analysis of the implications for strategic thinking ensues.
The article explores an intricate issue. Although it does not provide a definitive conclusion it could open the door for many challenges and implications.
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