Organization under AI
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The author

Guido Bosbach

Management consultant working at the intersection of strategy, organization, leadership, and technology. Wachtberg, near Bonn, Germany.

Guido Bosbach, portrait in black and white, taken outdoors.

For more than fifteen years I have worked with mid-sized and owner-run companies on building decision paths that hold under pressure. Co-founder of the freiKopfler initiative, COO of Management Insights AG in Switzerland. On LinkedIn I write about organizations, leadership, and the consequences of technical decisions; the platform has named me a Top Voice.

Where the questions in this series come from

From consulting work, not from the literature. Who owns a decision once a system has prepared it? Who answers for how that system is configured? And what does it cost when neither has been settled?

I asked these questions in projects first, and found how rarely they have an answer. Not because nobody is responsible — but because the responsibility sits in a different place from the consequences.

Contact

Emailguido@guidobosbach.com
Websiteguidobosbach.com
PressCover, press text, quotable edition

If you have found something in your own organization that is missing from one of these books, write to me. The next volume gets better for it — and if it turns into a correction, it goes into the change log with a date.

How these books are made

This book too was made with substantial help from artificial intelligence. It was directed, revised, adapted, corrected, and released by a human being — with a name, not anonymously.

That is the position argued here: AI supplies material. Whoever answers for it stays a person.

Other books

Alongside this series I write on climate and on a society's capacity to decide; those books have their own site and their own face. An overview of all titles is at guidobosbach.com.