Course overview
Decision-support systems have moved from simple reporting to models that recommend and, in some cases, act. This course examines how AI methods fit into business decisions, what they do well, and where human judgment must stay in charge.
Sessions trace a decision from data to recommendation to action, covering predictive and prescriptive analytics, scenario work, and automated decision systems. Named tools and techniques are treated as subject matter to understand, not products to endorse.
Where AI helps a decision, and where it does not
Enthusiasm for AI often outruns understanding of its failure modes, and a recommendation engine that is confidently wrong can be worse than no model at all. Building the ability to judge when to trust a model, override it, or ask for its reasoning is the central skill this course develops. It extends naturally from AI-Driven Business Decision Making.
What participants will be able to do
- Frame a business decision in a way that suits AI support.
- Read predictive and prescriptive outputs and their confidence levels.
- Use scenario analysis to stress-test choices under uncertainty.
- Decide where automation is appropriate and where oversight is required.
Course outline
Unit 1: Introduction to AI in decision-making
- Decision-support's shift to learning systems
- Key AI technologies shaping strategy
- Benefits and limits of AI-driven decisions
- Enterprise AI-adoption case examples
Unit 2: Predictive and prescriptive analytics
- Forecasting outcomes with predictive methods
- Prescriptive models for optimal paths
- Machine learning in decision contexts
- Reading a prediction with its error range
Unit 3: AI for risk and scenario analysis
- Managing volatility and uncertainty with AI
- Scenario planning with model-based estimates
- Risk detection and mitigation through analytics
- AI in risk management case discussion
Unit 4: Automation and intelligent decision systems
- AI-powered automation in decision workflows
- Real-time decisions and where they are safe
- Integrating AI into enterprise processes
- Automation in strategic settings
Unit 5: Governance, ethics, and the future of AI decisions
- Accountability for model-informed calls
- Bias, transparency, and explainability
- Emerging expectations: the EU AI Act
- Keeping human oversight meaningful
How the course is delivered
Teaching is discussion-led and built around documented case studies and worked examples of AI-supported decisions. Participants review model outputs and debate how they would act, without building models or operating software. The focus is on informed judgment, not technical implementation.
Who should attend
- Managers and leaders who commission or act on AI recommendations.
- Strategy, operations, and risk professionals adopting analytics.
- Digital transformation leads evaluating decision tools.
- Professionals who need to question, not build, AI systems.
About EuroQuest International Training
EuroQuest International Training has delivered professional courses since 2015, with over 1,000 titles taught to more than 15,000 participants at venues including Dubai, London, Barcelona, Istanbul, Vienna, Paris, and Geneva. Content is kept current with professional practice.
Frequently asked questions
Will I be building AI models on this course?
No. The course is for people who use and oversee AI outputs, not those who engineer them. It builds the judgment to interpret and challenge recommendations rather than coding skills.
Is any programming knowledge required?
None. Sessions stay conceptual and discussion-based, so a business or management background is enough to follow every topic.
Does the course provide a certification?
It is educational and does not offer certification or a formal qualification. Participants receive practical frameworks and a record of attendance from EuroQuest International Training.
Related courses
- AI-Driven Decision Making in Operations
- Predictive Analytics for Market Trends
- Machine Learning for Business Intelligence
- The Role of AI in Governance and Risk Management
Register for this course
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All Course Dates & Locations
27 dates · 15 cities · Oct 2026 – Jul 2027