The Future of Management in an AI World

Part I. An introduction to AI and Management.- 1. AI for Management: An Overview; Dario Gil,  Stacy Hobson, Aleksandra Mojsilovic, Ruchir Puri, and John R. Smith.- Part II. The Changing Nature of Companies and General Management.- 2. What is the Value of Firms in an AI World?; Julian Birkinshaw.- 3. The Evolving Role of General Managers in the age of AI; Jordi Canals.- Part III. Leadership Development  and Talent Management in an AI Age.- 4. The Role of the General Manager in the New Economy: Can We Save People  from Technology Dysfunctions?; Jeffrey Pfeffer.- 5. Can Data Science Change Human Resources?; Peter Cappelli, Prasanna Tambe and Valery Yakubovich.- 6. University, Education, Technology and the Future of Work; Bernard Yeung.- 7. AI and the Leadership Development of the Future; Franz Heukamp.- Part IV. Some Key Managerial, Interdisciplinary Challenges.- 8. AI, Marketing Science and Sustainable Profit Growth; Dominique M. Hanssens.- 9. How Can Human-computer 'Superminds' Develop Business Strategies?; Thomas W. Malone.- 10. The CEO as a Business Model Innovator in an AI World; Joan E. Ricart.- 11. Managing AI within a Digital Density Framework; Javier Zamora.

Jordi Canals is the IESE Foundation Professor of Corporate Governance at IESE Business School, Spain. He served as Dean of IESE Business School between 2001 and 2016 and is a recognised scholar in the areas of corporate strategy, corporate governance and globalisation. Jordi has written several books including Shaping Entrepreneurial Mindsets (Palgrave, 2015), and has acted as Guest Scholar at the International Monetary Fund and the Brookings Institution, Visiting Scholar at the World Bank, and Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Harvard Business School. Jordi was also a member of the Corporate Governance Commission set up by the Spanish Government in July 2002, and is a founding member of the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee.

Franz Heukamp is the Dean and A. Valero Professor of Management at IESE Business School, Spain, where he was previously Associate Dean for MBA Programs. He graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, in 2002. As a scholar, he studies decision-making from a behavioural and neuroeconomics perspective, with a special emphasis on risk and decisions under uncertainty. In this context, he regularly works with a wide range of participants, from MBA students to CEOs.