The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution: Evolving business decision-making in the digital age

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This research investigates the significant impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on business decision-making, offering a detailed examination of its evolution in the corporate world. The primary objective is to assess how AI enhances intelligence in the business market, influences traditional decision-making models, and improves organizational agility. Through a qualitative literature review, the study examines both academic and commercial applications to clarify AI’s multifaceted role in business. Data analysis techniques are used to critically assess reliability and synthesize valuable insights. The study explores AI’s integration into business management, its effect on evaluating company performance, and its potential to boost market participation. It also addresses the unique challenges and opportunities within the AI industry. Key findings indicate that AI has evolved from a nascent technology to an essential component of business decision-making, enabling companies to navigate complex environments effectively. The incorporation of AI into operational strategies holds great promise for business growth and sustainability. This research positions AI as a fundamental driver of economic development, fostering innovation and efficiency. It emphasizes the need for companies to align their AI initiatives with profitability and strategic goals. As AI continues to advance, its central role in shaping business decisions is significantly impacting the workplace. The recommendations advocate for a strategic approach to AI integration, highlighting the importance of harmonizing AI implementation with organizational objectives.

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Kumar, N., & Shrivastava, A. (2025). The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution: Evolving business decision-making in the digital age. Business Information Review, 42(3), 183–196. https://doi.org/10.1177/02663821251364069

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