The Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Product Strategy: A Data Science Perspective on Market Disruption


International Research Journal of Economics and Management Studies
© 2025 by IRJEMS
Volume 4  Issue 5
Year of Publication : 2025
Authors : Shilpi Bhattacharyya, Srikrishna Jayaram, Sabarna Choudhuri
irjems doi : 10.56472/25835238/IRJEMS-V4I5P138

Citation:

Shilpi Bhattacharyya, Srikrishna Jayaram, Sabarna Choudhuri. "The Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Product Strategy: A Data Science Perspective on Market Disruption" International Research Journal of Economics and Management Studies, Vol. 4, No. 5, pp. 294-302, 2025.

Abstract:

Conventional timekeeping & also scheduling solutions can prove insufficient in modern, dynamic & erratic work environments struggling to fit quickly shifting workloads. This work introduces a novel approach: AI and actual time data driven adaptive timekeeping systems. These technologies more dynamically change the workforce in line with expected demand using more predictive analytics, therefore transcending strict schedules. This study shows how adaptive scheduling may have a major influence on a retail store planning maximum foot traffic, a hospital reacting to patient surges, or a logistics hub managing changing shipments. We investigate how companies could improve employee satisfaction as well as output using data logs, ML models & also industry-specific knowledge. Empirical case studies in retail, logistics & healthcare show how these solutions all while following employment laws reduce overstaffing, prevent burnout & also enable more simplified operations. Our findings show not just gains in operational performance but also in work-life balance & also employee morale. The article asks important questions about transparency & also fairness in algorithmic scheduling and suggests more legislative safeguards giving human needs first priority. Looking forward, we saw great possibilities in combining these systems with actual time data sources such as sales or medical records and extending their usage to more flexible workforces including gig economy platforms.

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Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Product Strategy, Data Science, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Strategic Management, Innovation.