Artificial Intelligence and Management Operations

Artificial Intelligence has become one of the most innovative and effective tool for integration of the factors for development. The implementation had been helpful for implying the management of the factors of development and improving the effective and innovative management activities (Brenner and Uebernickel 2016). The main purpose of the study was for analysing the topic in terms of ‘What IF’ analysis and forming the management of the successive management. The innovative and effective management of the operations had been aligned with the continuation and management. The study had been helpful for analysing the consequences of artificial analysis and implying the management of the successful integration.

The industry for the security system development had been helpful for implying with the continuation of the factors and alignment of the improved factor development. The security system development had been eased with the continuation of the factors of development and utilization of the successful management operations. It is important for ensuring the compilation of the works and integrating the successful management of the security activities.

The implication of the artificial intelligence is one of the most innovative feature of the operations and the compilation of the factors for development. The innovative and effective management of the factors has been helpful for using proper and effective modification. The implication and development can be implied with the successful management operations. The listing of the factors had been aligned with the continuation of the specific artificial intelligent management. The security system needs improved technology innovation and the compilation of the innovative technology. It is very helpful for ensuring the management of the operations for the security system development of the organization. The improvements had been successfully implied with the innovative and effective technology management. I had selected the topic with the aim for dealing with the security issues occurring in people’s home.

The research methodology for the study was helpful for taking care of the innovative and analysis model. The innovative technology has been implied for listing the successful management processing. The research process would include the listing of the secondary research along with the operative model development (Liedtka 2015). The secondary research would allow the listing of the effective formation and development. The analysis of the probable factors of security issues and the listing of the innovative tool management had been helpful for identification process. The data collection had been helpful for taking care of the innovative management process. The secondary data has been helpful for making sure that operations have been largely influenced with the continuation and development.

Security System Development

The report had covered the usage of the design thinking process for the development of the final project report. The development of the successive design process would be helpful for analysing the project topic with the continuation of the innovative technology development (Jacobs 2016). The design process development has been helpful for forming a human-centred approach and listing the probable management development. The process of making sure that the information success had been aligned with the formation of the improved innovation and management. The design process methodology had been helpful for enduring the alignment and successful formation of the factors. The integration was helpful for aligning innovative and effective management processes. The innovation of the processes had been helpful for implying the management of the activities. The integration and development of the successful management processes would integrate the alignment for the customer management process (Brenner, Uebernickel and Abrell 2016). The design thinking process would include the analysis of the topic in terms of ‘What is’, ‘What if’, ‘What wows’ and ‘What works’.

• ‘What is’ helps in examining the current scenario of the organization
• ‘What if’ helps in visualizing the modern scenario of the project
• ‘What wows’ helps in effective decision making
• ‘What works’ helps in launching the product for public use

The profile of the Entrepreneurial Founder has been made for the ‘What is’ analysis. My study focused on the analysis of the successful management process. The discovery of the requirement for the successful integration and development has been consolidated with the help of the successful management (Butler and Roberto 2018). The study involved questioning the founder of the security system company with some general questions. At first I had asked about his personal information like age, accommodation, location, daily habits. Later on I shifted to the questions regarding the goals and motivations, triggers technical savvy, thoughts and emotions, channel preferences, delighters, and frustrators. The study helped me in analysing the importance of the improved security functions for the organization.

The empathy map would provide the requirements of the security system requirements for the company. The analysis would be helpful for analysing the current situation of the model for the system development. The factors for the consideration in the empathy map are new rivals, increase in demand, information requirement, threats to the security issues, customer’s expectations, technology requirements, growth of market size, and competition in market. The factors are helpful for identifying the probable inclusion of the operations.

The stakeholder map has been created for identifying the probable stakeholders of the company focusing on the development of the activities and integrating the successful execution of the operations (Roberts et al. 2016). The probable stakeholder identification would be implied for listing the involvement of the factors for development. The map would show the information management for the project development. The probable stakeholders of the organization include customers, business partners, government, shareholders and investors, employees, and local community. The stakeholders would be required for the completion of the activities and listing the successful management of the activities development.

Research Methodology

The what if phase deals with the identification of the problems for the company and develop some probable mitigations for the organization. The main objective of the process involves the implication of the successful completion of the factors. The listing of the probable development would imply the successful management of the formation. The listing of the successful integrations and development had been helpful for listing the successful management. The implication management would be implied with the utilization and development formation.

Problem and Opportunity statement

The main problem for the organization includes the new rivals, increase in demand, information requirement, threats to the security issues, customer’s expectations, technology requirements, growth of market size, and competition in market. These are the probable reasons for which the organizations have been facing the major section listing issues. The other problems of the organization include the lack of the resources. The implication of the activities would be helpful for integrating the successful management process. The innovative would be implied for analysing the integration and development.

How might we questions

Problems	How might we?
New rivals	How might we deal with the issue of new business rival arrival?
Increase in demand	How might we be able to cope with the increased demand of people?
Threats to the security issues	How might we be able to deal with the threats of security?
Growth of market size	How might we able to capture the growth of the market capture?
Competition in market	How we might be able to imply the operations?

Priority	Insight	Problem	Opportunity
1	Operational Process	Increase in demand	Increase of market capacity
2	Functional process	Threats to the security issues	Increase of security operations
3	Development Option	Competition in market	Functional Development for market capturing

The implication of the innovative technology is helpful for integrating the listing of the management. The utilization has been helpful for integrating the alignment for improved functional development (Davis, Docherty and Dowling 2016). The solution of implementing the artificial intelligence would be helpful for aligning the successful management process. The listing of the probable short, medium, and long term implementation would be helpful for the implication and development.

Short Term Goals- The short term goals of the project is for improving the existing facilities and forming improved management operations for the security system.

Napkin Pitch: Short Term Goal
Need: improving the security of the organization and alignment of successful management process	Approach: modified management process for the operations
Benefit: the activity alignment management would be successfully aligned with the continuation of the factors	Service Providers: can integrated with antivirus companies, and data safety organizations.

Medium Term Goals- The medium term goals of the project is for increasing the number of customers

Napkin Pitch: Mid Term Goal
Need: number of customers would be increased with the inclusion of the improved factor development	Approach: marketing the services on a larger platform and integrating the management of procurement options
Benefit: revenue generation would be increased with the formation of the operations	Service Providers: can be integrated for aligning the significant management of the operations

Long Term Goals- The long term goals of the project would include the increase in the revenue generation and the profit occurrence of the organization

Napkin Pitch: Long Term Goal
Need: analysis of the activities would be implied for forming the management of the factors	Approach: profit and gross revenue calculation would be effectively calculated.
Benefit: the activity alignment management would be successfully aligned with the continuation of the factors	Service Providers: can integrated with antivirus companies, and data safety organizations.

Desirability: The system development would be effectively managed with the continuation of the factors of improvement

Feasibility: The security system would be implied with the continuation of the activity alignment and development

Viability: The process would test if the security system would allow the improved value analysis of the project.

The improved security system development for the activities would be helpful for implying the innovative information management and development of the successful security using artificial management (Liedtka 2016). The implication management can be effectively managed with the consideration of innovative and effective information. The information management would be effectively implied with the continuation of the development factors. The improved security systems with AI would be helpful for easing the increment of the operations. The system is implied with the successful management and listing the integration management.

Design Thinking Process for Project Development

Conclusion 

It can be concluded from the assignment that the management of the successful integration can be eased with the implication of the artificial intelligence. The analysis had been helpful for defining the management of the successful integration management. The assignment had covered the topic for the use of the artificial intelligence in developing the effective and improved security system. The security had become a very crucial factor for integrating the factors of listing the management of the improved functional development. The completion of the project had been implied with the continuation of the factors. The alignment had been regular for the management of the successful management operations.

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