The tools keep getting faster. The questions keep getting harder.
Cloud computing reshaped how organizations build. Artificial intelligence is now rewriting how decisions get made, how work gets done, and how quickly a career can become unrecognizable.
Most leaders have figured out how to keep up.
Far fewer can tell you where they are going.
Finding Direction in the Age of AI is a short, direct book about staying human — and staying oriented — while the ground moves. It is written by someone who has spent more than two decades inside the change: infrastructure engineering, cloud transformation, and enterprise technology leadership.
This is a compact read by design — the kind of book you finish on a flight and think about for a month.
Because the real challenge of the AI era is not keeping up with the speed.
It is remembering where we were trying to go.
Michael Earls is a technology leader and writer with more than twenty years across infrastructure, cloud, and AI transformation. He is also the author of Wired for Purpose and The Digital Compass.
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Michael Earls is a technology leader and writer focused on leadership, cloud transformation, and the human impact of artificial intelligence.
With more than two decades of experience working across startups, global technology companies, and enterprise cloud platforms, he has helped organizations modernize infrastructure, adopt cloud technologies, and navigate the cultural shifts that come with rapid technological change.
In Finding Direction in the Age of AI, Earls explores how leaders maintain clarity, make decisions, and preserve human connection as technology moves faster than organizations can adapt.
He writes regularly about leadership, technology, and change.
Technology has never moved faster.
Cloud computing transformed how organizations build systems. Artificial intelligence is transforming how decisions are made. And the pace of innovation continues to accelerate.
But as technology evolves, leaders face a deeper challenge: maintaining clarity, culture, and human connection in a world increasingly shaped by machines.
In Finding Direction in the Age of AI, technology leader Michael Earls explores how leaders navigate rapid technological change while preserving the human elements that make organizations resilient.
Blending lessons from two decades in enterprise technology with reflections on leadership and culture, this book offers a thoughtful perspective on the future of work—and how to lead through it.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Technology has never moved faster. Cloud computing reshaped how organizations build systems. Artificial intelligence is transforming how decisions are made, how information is created, and how work itself happens.But as innovation accelerates, something important is becoming harder to find: Direction.In Finding Direction in the Age of AI, technology leader Michael Earls explores what it means to stay human in a world increasingly driven by machines.Drawing from more than two decades working across infrastructure engineering, cloud transformation, and enterprise technology leadership, Michael reflects on the deeper questions technology forces us to ask: - How do leaders maintain clarity when information moves at machine speed?- What happens to culture when work becomes fully digital?- Can artificial intelligence increase productivity without replacing the human elements that make work meaningful?Blending stories from the evolution of datacenters, cloud platforms, and AI with reflections on leadership, curiosity, and connection, this book offers a thoughtful guide for navigating the modern technology landscape.Because the real challenge of the AI era isn't keeping up with speed.It's remembering where we're trying to go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798250804486
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