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MCP for Business
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 book is the plain-English explanation for the person who approves budgets: the integration tax you're already paying, the USB-C-for-AI analogy you can repeat without notes, the five questions that filter vendor nonsense, and a 90-day playbook that ends in a decision instead of a demo.
Also on Amazon Kindle and Etsy-adjacent channels at the same price — one price everywhere, no discounts, because a book that's honest about AI shouldn't play countdown games.
Guarantee: if it doesn't save you one meeting's worth of confusion, reply to the receipt within 30 days. Refund, no form.
Inside, in about ninety minutes
Why every company already pays a tax on the seams between systems — and what a standard does to it.
The one analogy that survives a board meeting. Kitchen supplies and hotel rooms, no math.
Sales, support, finance, marketing, HR, leadership — what it looks like when it works.
Who adopted it, what the July 2026 spec change means, why procurement should care.
The five questions that filter vendor nonsense — including where your data goes while the model reasons.
A decision sequence, not a whitepaper. Plus the money chapter and a pilot design that proves something.
Read chapters 1–3 free
The sample delivers a complete idea — the problem, the analogy, and how it actually works — with no cliffhanger cheating. One email field; the PDF opens immediately. You'll also get new playbooks when they drop, and nothing else.
The other book in this series
MCP for the Homelab is the same protocol pointed at a different reader — the self-hoster whose router has more uptime than their sleep schedule. Where this book says "governance," that one says "yolo, but with a firewall." Ten copy-paste recipes; the companion repo is free either way: github.com/axelverne/mcp-for-homelab-companion.