Meeting-room requirements.
What gets built is what was said in a room, not what happens in the operation.
AI by product phase · Discovery
Half of all projects fail because they solve the wrong problem. We start by measuring what the problem costs today and deciding whether software is the answer. Sometimes it is not, and we say so.
What gets built is what was said in a room, not what happens in the operation.
With no clear limit, the project grows until the budget runs out.
If you do not know what it costs today, you cannot know whether the solution pays.
Two or three weeks. You come out with the decision made, the scope fixed and a budget — even if the decision is not to do it.
How it works today, where it breaks and who holds it up. Observed, not assumed.
Hours, errors and lost opportunities, in euros. The basis for deciding.
What is in, what is out and how it gets built. With a fixed price.
If a process change or an existing tool solves it, that is the recommendation.
Functionality, limits, risks and acceptance criteria.
Price and timeline per phase, no open-ended hours.
What gets built first and why that before the rest.
The industry has fallen in love with "AI-first". But the real bottleneck in adoption was never technological: it is the absence of a way of thinking about processes. A reflection on the discipline that should come before touching AI.
Where do you start implementing AI? Most people answer with a hunch. But deciding where AI goes is a quantifiable problem: it has variables, formulas and a rankable result. This article is that model, with a case worked through step by step.
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Tell us what costs more than it should. We come back with a concrete plan, realistic timelines and a clear yes or no.
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