Reimagining Government: Achieving the Promise of AI

Tom Davenport has spent his career helping organizations turn information and technology into competitive advantage. The President's Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management at Babson College, faculty director of Babson's Metropoulos Center for Technology and Entrepreneurship, and co-founder of the International Institute for Analytics, he has written or edited 27 books and more than 250 articles for Harvard Business Review, and more than a hundred for other publications like MIT Sloan Management Review and the Financial Times. His 2006 HBR article "Competing on Analytics" was named one of the most influential management ideas of the decade, and he has been ranked among the top three business and technology analysts in the world.

Davenport's work is built on what companies actually do. Working with AI documents 29 case studies of people collaborating with AI systems in their daily work. All-in On AI examines 30 companies worldwide that adopted the technology aggressively; Piyush Gupta, CEO of DBS, called it "an excellent guide to extracting the maximum value from AI." His recent books, including Agentic Artificial Intelligence and All Hands on Tech, map how AI agents and citizen developers are changing who builds technology inside organizations.