Tehranchi Daryoush (12 results)

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your experience got you here. But what is it actually worth now? For most of a career, experience was an advantage. Knowledge was difficult to acquire. Pattern recognition took years to develop. Judgment was earned slowly, through decisions, consequences, mistakes, and correction. Then AI changed the economics of knowing. Work that once took days can now be produced in minutes. Information that once distinguished the experienced professional is increasingly available to anyone. And that leaves a harder question: Which parts of your experience became judgment that still holds up-and which parts were information that simply used to be scarce? In Tested, Not Trusted, Daryoush Tehranchi examines what happens when earned confidence meets a world whose conditions are changing faster than our instincts. Inside, you'll explore: - Why years of experience do not automatically become good judgment - How expertise can help you recognize patterns-and sometimes prevent you from seeing what has changed - Why AI can make performance improve while underlying capability quietly stops developing - How seniority can insulate experienced leaders from the feedback they need most - Why asking to be challenged is not the same as actually being challengeable - What experienced professionals can still bring when information and polished answers are no longer scarce This is not a book about protecting some permanent human advantage over AI. It is about something more demanding: learning to test what you know, recognize what still holds, let go of what no longer does, and keep developing the judgment others can trust. Because experience is not the finished product. It is the raw material. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Digital engineering runs on data that nobody designed. It was collected by one team, translated by another, copied into a third system, and then trusted by a fourth. When twotables disagree in a review, the question is not whose tool is better. It is who decides what the value is.This playbook gives program architects a practical way to answer that question before thedispute: who holds authority over data, how meaning survives a hand-off, how to recordwhere data came from, how to tell whether data is intact and right, how to exchange itacross organizations, how to govern it without a bottleneck, how to cross rights and securityboundaries, how to make engineering data ready for AI, how to migrate a data estate, andhow to start.Every chapter ends with what to do on Monday. The back of the book carries ten workingtemplates you can copy and fill in.For program and chief architects, systems and data engineers, and the people who leaddigital engineering in defense and space. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your experience got you here. But what is it actually worth now? For most of a career, experience was an advantage. Knowledge was difficult to acquire. Pattern recognition took years to develop. Judgment was earned slowly, through decisions, consequences, mistakes, and correction. Then AI changed the economics of knowing. Work that once took days can now be produced in minutes. Information that once distinguished the experienced professional is increasingly available to anyone. And that leaves a harder question: Which parts of your experience became judgment that still holds up-and which parts were information that simply used to be scarce? In Tested, Not Trusted, Daryoush Tehranchi examines what happens when earned confidence meets a world whose conditions are changing faster than our instincts. Inside, you'll explore: - Why years of experience do not automatically become good judgment - How expertise can help you recognize patterns-and sometimes prevent you from seeing what has changed - Why AI can make performance improve while underlying capability quietly stops developing - How seniority can insulate experienced leaders from the feedback they need most - Why asking to be challenged is not the same as actually being challengeable - What experienced professionals can still bring when information and polished answers are no longer scarce This is not a book about protecting some permanent human advantage over AI. It is about something more demanding: learning to test what you know, recognize what still holds, let go of what no longer does, and keep developing the judgment others can trust. Because experience is not the finished product. It is the raw material. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Digital engineering runs on data that nobody designed. It was collected by one team, translated by another, copied into a third system, and then trusted by a fourth. When twotables disagree in a review, the question is not whose tool is better. It is who decides what the value is.This playbook gives program architects a practical way to answer that question before thedispute: who holds authority over data, how meaning survives a hand-off, how to recordwhere data came from, how to tell whether data is intact and right, how to exchange itacross organizations, how to govern it without a bottleneck, how to cross rights and securityboundaries, how to make engineering data ready for AI, how to migrate a data estate, andhow to start.Every chapter ends with what to do on Monday. The back of the book carries ten workingtemplates you can copy and fill in.For program and chief architects, systems and data engineers, and the people who leaddigital engineering in defense and space. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…