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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.
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Same price everywhere — no discounts, no countdown games, because a book that's honest about AI shouldn't play them.
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 rest of the 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/AxelVerneBooks/mcp-for-homelab-companion.
MCP for the MSP — Book 3 — is in the writing queue now: the same protocol across many client environments, with tenancy, consent, and the audit trail.