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The four business models for AI adoption in education: Giving leaders a destination for the digital transformation journey

The four business models for AI adoption in education: Giving leaders a destination for the digital transformation journey
The four business models for AI adoption in education: Giving leaders a destination for the digital transformation journey
Effective digital transformation requires new technology to work in harmony with the people towards a common goal. All the universities do not have the same capabilities currently across these three parameters and may not be able, or willing, to develop them in the same way. Therefore, several alternative models conducive to digital transformation and AI adoption must be identified. A university must not have to go on this journey without a roadmap. There should be several education business models that optimize AI adoption to choose from. Identifying the destination in advance reinforces the trust between the digital transformation leader and the followers. This research identifies four education business models that are optimized for AI. The first is focus and disaggregate. The second is to keep the existing model but enhance it with AI. The third is an educator expanding beyond their current model and the fourth is a disruptor entering education.
digital transformation, artificial intelligence, education, business model
2165-9567
1866-1870
IEEE
Zarifis, Alex
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Efthymiou, Leonidas
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Kallel, Ilhem
Kammoun, Habib M.
Hsairi, Lobna
Zarifis, Alex
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Efthymiou, Leonidas
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Kallel, Ilhem
Kammoun, Habib M.
Hsairi, Lobna

Zarifis, Alex and Efthymiou, Leonidas (2022) The four business models for AI adoption in education: Giving leaders a destination for the digital transformation journey. Kallel, Ilhem, Kammoun, Habib M. and Hsairi, Lobna (eds.) In Proceedings of the IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON 2022). IEEE. pp. 1866-1870 . (doi:10.1109/EDUCON52537.2022.9766687).

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Effective digital transformation requires new technology to work in harmony with the people towards a common goal. All the universities do not have the same capabilities currently across these three parameters and may not be able, or willing, to develop them in the same way. Therefore, several alternative models conducive to digital transformation and AI adoption must be identified. A university must not have to go on this journey without a roadmap. There should be several education business models that optimize AI adoption to choose from. Identifying the destination in advance reinforces the trust between the digital transformation leader and the followers. This research identifies four education business models that are optimized for AI. The first is focus and disaggregate. The second is to keep the existing model but enhance it with AI. The third is an educator expanding beyond their current model and the fourth is a disruptor entering education.

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Published date: 11 May 2022
Keywords: digital transformation, artificial intelligence, education, business model

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Local EPrints ID: 490235
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/490235
ISSN: 2165-9567
PURE UUID: d5426693-5e7e-4db4-8262-3d8f4980d243
ORCID for Alex Zarifis: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-3103-4601

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Date deposited: 20 May 2024 17:42
Last modified: 06 Jun 2024 02:21

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Author: Alex Zarifis ORCID iD
Author: Leonidas Efthymiou
Editor: Ilhem Kallel
Editor: Habib M. Kammoun
Editor: Lobna Hsairi

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