Beacon: The Definitive Business Guide to AI Strategy and Transformation

Bordogna, Raymond A.

ISBN 13: 9798891883055

Published by Advantage Media Group, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Beacon: The Definitive Business Guide to AI Strategy and Transformation
• Publisher: Advantage Media Group
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798891883055
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Many companies start AI projects, but few scale them successfully. Beacon gives CEOs, CIOs, and enterprise leaders the roadmap to move beyond experimentation and embed AI across the organization.

This actionable guide introduces the "Reimagine—Rearchitect—Rewire—Renew" framework to help organizations lead strategic AI transformation from the top down. Author Raymond A. Bordogna draws on global enterprise experience and trusted industry models to show how to:

• Translate AI vision into measurable business outcomes
• Architect resilient systems that support long-term innovation
• Overcome resistance and align teams around shared AI objectives
• Integrate ethics, governance, and performance into every AI decision
• Build adaptive capabilities to lead in an AI-native economy

Beacon is not about algorithms—it's about leadership and transformation. With real-world case studies, leadership checklists, and proven frameworks, this book shows you how to build a business that learns, adapts, and leads with intelligence at every level.

2025 Foreword Indies Finalist in Business & Economics

About the Author

RAYMOND A. BORDOGNA is Chief AI Officer at QuantumPivot and Founding Partner of Alt360. He advises C-suite leaders and investment firms on enterprise-AI strategy, architecture, and transformation. A trusted consultant and speaker, Ray guides organizations out of “pilot purgatory” and into AI-native operations. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Engineering and Applied Science—where he received the Francis G. Tatnall Prize and Nassau Fund Award—a Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) from Stanford University, and an MBA with Distinction in Strategy and Finance from Wharton.