
Artificial Intelligence / Business Innovation
From AI Idea to Business Value
By Abbas Mirza
Explore practical insights into turning AI ideas into meaningful business outcomes.
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About the Book
Editorial description · draft
Artificial Intelligence is creating new opportunities for businesses and entrepreneurs, but transforming AI ideas into practical business value requires more than adopting the latest technology. From AI Idea to Business Value explores practical approaches to identifying AI opportunities, connecting technology initiatives with business objectives, and moving from promising concepts toward meaningful business outcomes. Drawing on nearly two decades of enterprise technology experience and his journey into AI entrepreneurship, Abbas Mirza shares perspectives on innovation, execution, and the business applications of artificial intelligence.
What You'll Discover
Themes and perspectives, not a confirmed chapter list.
Identifying AI Opportunities
Understanding where artificial intelligence can address business challenges.
AI Strategy and Business Alignment
Connecting technology initiatives with organizational objectives.
From Concept to Execution
Exploring practical considerations involved in implementing AI solutions.
Measuring Business Outcomes
Understanding how AI initiatives can create measurable value.
AI Entrepreneurship
Exploring the process of turning technology ideas into business opportunities.
Who Should Read This Book
- Business leaders
- Technology professionals
- Entrepreneurs
- Product managers
- Students
- AI enthusiasts
About the Author

Abbas Mirza
AI Entrepreneur | Technology Executive | Author | Founder & CEO, Arsh.AI
Abbas Mirza is a technology executive, AI entrepreneur, and author with nearly two decades of experience in enterprise technology, digital transformation, and innovation. His professional background includes roles at Nortel — where he worked before joining AT&T — and at Wells Fargo, PepsiCo, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
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