Artificial intelligence excels at prediction, classification, and language understanding — yet enterprise AI deployments repeatedly fail to produce decisions that operations can actually execute. The reason is structural: AI does not enforce capacity limits, satisfy hard constraints, or coordinate decisions across time and resources.
AI Is Not Enough introduces Decision Intelligence — grounded in integer programming, linear programming, and combinatorial optimization — as the missing execution layer. The book's Keystone Method provides a six-step framework for connecting AI outputs to constrained, solver-verified decisions in any operational environment.
AI ranks and forecasts — but does not guarantee constraint satisfaction or feasible execution.
Decision Intelligence transforms AI signals into decisions operations can actually carry out.
Twelve fully worked industry patterns serve as reusable blueprints for hybrid AI + DI systems.