AI Enablement Coaching: A Measurement Framework for Driving Measurable AI Adoption

Authors

  • Stanley Chatman City Colleges of Chicago Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32674/fbszc404

Keywords:

AI Adoption, AI Enablement, Evidence-Based Management, Applied Analytics, Responsible AI, Agile AI, Digital Transformation, Human-AI Collaboration

Abstract

Organizations are investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI), yet many struggle to achieve sustained adoption and measurable business value. This challenge is frequently driven not by technical limitations, but by insufficient enablement and outcome-focused measurement practices. This paper introduces the AI Enablement Coach role and presents a practical measurement framework aligned with Evidence-Based Management (EBM) to drive measurable AI adoption. The framework integrates adoption metrics, feedback loops, and responsible AI guardrails to empirically assess AI usage, learning velocity, stakeholder trust, and value realization. Using applied enterprise scenarios, the paper demonstrates how organizations can move beyond pilot-driven AI initiatives toward sustained, responsible AI adoption. The contribution is an analytics-driven approach that bridges AI delivery, organizational behavior, and measurable outcomes.

Author Biography

  • Stanley Chatman, City Colleges of Chicago

    Stanley Chatman is an adjunct professor in computer science and artificial intelligence at City Colleges of Chicago and a former Principal Technical Program Manager at Microsoft. His work focuses on AI enablement, responsible AI adoption, applied analytics, evidence-based management, and enterprise digital transformation.

Published

2026-09-07

How to Cite

AI Enablement Coaching: A Measurement Framework for Driving Measurable AI Adoption. (2026). STAR Journal of Data Science and Applied Analytics, 1. https://doi.org/10.32674/fbszc404

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