
Business Strategic decision making has always been vital for the survival, growth,and change of business systems. In the twenty-first century, the increasing complexity ofglobal systems, along with the massive amounts of data, has made business strategicdecision-making more difficult than ever. Artificial Intelligence (AI) now plays a key role inhelping, automating, and improving the business strategic decision-making process. Thispaper looks at the shift from traditional business decision models to AI-assisted businessframeworks, highlighting the balance between human judgment and computer reasoning. Itexplores how AI tools can simplify choices, examine complex options, and suggest the bestactions in specific mandatory fields. It introduces an AI-assisted business strategic decisionstructure that combines clarity, flexibility, and accountability. This model seeks to helpbusiness strategic decision-makers identify, assess, and carry out decisions in a clear andongoing way. The paper provides a wider insights and recommendations for new startupsand running businesses to sustain in the current market by providing various detailedanalysis and accurate suggestions and recommendations.
Artificial Intelligence, AI business strategic decision frameworks, Business Strategic decision-making
Artificial Intelligence, AI business strategic decision frameworks, Business Strategic decision-making
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