Communication systems in business: the use of artificial intelligence
https://doi.org/10.21453/2311-3065-2023-11-2-139-149
Abstract
Modern digital technologies and, in particular, artificial intelligence technologies are changing our understanding of the ways and means of entrepreneurial activity. The penetration of artificial intelligence into business processes is becoming inevitable. In the short term, the degree of participation in entrepreneurship of a person and programs that determine consumer behavior using digital algorithms will shift towards the latter. To achieve business results, an entrepreneur needs to understand both the essence of communication systems and the “way of thinking” of artificial intelligence, as well as the general context of interaction with consumers. This article analyzes the process of communication in the system of entrepreneurial activity, as well as the use of artificial intelligence in it. The author systematizes his own experience in the field of advising entrepreneurs, identifies the basic characteristics of business communication systems and the possibility of using artificial intelligence technologies in them, and determines the role of context in managing business processes.
About the Author
J. Kaplan
Consulting Company “Kaplan Research Company”
Estonia
Estonia
Yaroslav Kaplan – President of the consulting company “Kaplan Research Company”, author of the research project “Business Intelligence IQ”
10917, Tallinn, Rännaku pst, 12.
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Kaplan J. Communication systems in business: the use of artificial intelligence. Communicology. 2023;11(2):139-149. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21453/2311-3065-2023-11-2-139-149
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