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MCP for Business : What the protocol connecting AI to your tools actually means - the integration tax, USB-C for AI, and a 90-day plan

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What the protocol connecting AI to your tools actually means for your company - in ninety minutes, with no code and no jargon. Everyone at the conference is suddenly saying "MCP." Your IT team has opinions. Your vendors have slides. This is the plain-English explanation for the person who approves budgets. Inside:

  • The integration tax you're already paying on the seams between your systems - and what a standard does to it
  • USB-C for AI: the one analogy that survives a board meeting, with kitchen supplies and hotel rooms instead of math
  • Sales, support, finance, marketing, HR, leadership - what it looks like when it works, department by department
  • The 2026 landscape: who adopted it, what the July 2026 spec change means, and why procurement should care
  • Security and governance: the five questions that filter vendor nonsense - including where your data goes while the model reasons
  • Buy, build, or wait: a decision sequence, not a whitepaper - plus the money chapter and a pilot design that proves something
  • A 90-day playbook that ends in a decision instead of a demo
Who it's not for: developers - you want the documentation, not a translation. Case studies are labeled composites, and every protocol fact was checked against the official MCP specification and project blog (September 2026). No revolution is promised. It's plumbing, and good plumbing is the point. Part of The MCP Series by Axel Verne - practical AI playbooks. Hands-on edition for the technical half of the house: MCP for the Homelab.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798161487556
  • ISBN-10: 9798161487556
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.13 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.22 pounds
  • Page Count: 64

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