Build Your Predictive Enterprise

Deliver faster-than-human decisions, eliminate procurement bottlenecks, and achieve full payback on AI investment in under 90 days.

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Discover key insights on:

  • Overcoming the three “double binds” that trap procurement teams—speed and cost, supplier rationalization and resiliency, and scale and efficiency—using predictive AI

  • The Predictive Process Framework: how to replace static workflows with dynamic, outcome-driven process stacks that adapt in real time

  • Responsible AI governance for suppliers, including a risk-reward matrix for deciding what to automate, what to augment, and what to leave to human judgment

  • A step-by-step 100-day leadership playbook for CPOs and supply chain executives to build transformation teams, launch quick wins, and scale predictive initiatives across the enterprise

About the book

The Predictive Enterprise: How Superhuman Supply Chains Transform Global Business reveals how Fortune 500 leaders are using AI to fundamentally redesign―not just automate―their procurement and supply chain operations. Built around a powerful framework with three pillars―Faster-Than-Human Decision-Making, Humanless Loops, and Outcome-Based Process Re-Engineering―this book shows executives how to move from reactive, bloated processes to predictive operations that deliver measurable results at enterprise scale.


A timely, essential read for C-suite executives, supply chain leaders, and procurement professionals at global enterprises navigating AI transformation and the reshoring wave reshaping manufacturing.

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BULK ORDERS

"Reindustrialization is America’s greatest opportunity in a generation to unite technology and manufacturing for an abundant economy and future. We now have a chance to rebuild the fabric of society, return to dignified work, and secure our sovereignty on our own terms. Edmund’s book highlights how AI can overcome legacy constraints on labor and geography to allow this build-out to dramatically accelerate.”

—Aaron Slodov, Co-Founder, Reindustrialize, New American Industrial Alliance, Atomic Industries 

“The world needs more detailed, positive visions of the AI future. It's great to see a contribution to this genre from a domain expert, in one of the most important sectors of the economy.”

—Jason Crawford, Roots of Progress Institute

“By now everyone knows that AI's truly transformative effect on our economy won't come from simply replacing humans; it'll come from building whole new organizations and business models centered around AI's new capabilities. Zagorin's book is one of the first attempts to think seriously about how to do that.”

—Noah Smith, Founder and Writer at Noahpinion

“Edmund lays out the issues that companies have when looking at AI as primarily an overlay to existing processes and playbooks. The Predictive Enterprise correctly examines how to not only use AI, but re-engineer how work is done when people and AI work together to deliver the optimal outcomes. This book lays out the concepts that modern, high performing organizations will need to embrace to compete in the modern world.”

—Micky Keck, former Director Analyst for procurement technology at Gartner

“The Predictive Enterprise is a clear, compelling roadmap for how leaders can redesign procurement and supply chain around AI to unlock faster decisions, fewer manual steps, and measurable business impact. Packed with practical examples and hard-earned lessons, it shows why the next era of competitive advantage will belong to organizations that stop automating broken workflows—and start building truly predictive ones.”

—Chris Sawchuk, Principal and Global Procurement Applied Intelligence Practice Leader, The Hackett Group

“The Predictive Enterprise shows how AI deployed at global scale is transforming our ways of working today not just for internal teams but across the supply chain, and in the process re-writing the expectations and playbooks for global business.”

—Russ Fradin, serial entrepreneur and Co-Founder and CEO of Larridin.com

About the Authors

Author

Arkestro Co-Founder
& Chief Strategy Officer

Foreword by

Jeffrey Immelt

Former GE CEO

Conclusion by

Len DeCandia

Three time Chief Procurement Officer