Where AI can genuinely help you, in what order and with what budget

The problem

Starting with the trendy tool instead of the problem is the most expensive way to try AI. The usual outcome is spending on something nobody uses, or never starting for fear of getting it wrong. What is needed is a map: what hurts, what can be automated, in what order and with what number.

What I do

1. Interviews and process review with the people who do the work every day, not only management. That is where the lost hours are.
2. Opportunity map by area: what can be automated, what needs AI and what is solved with a simple rule.
3. Prioritisation by impact and cost what first, what next and what is not worth it.
4. Implementation plan with an estimated budget and an order of execution, whether you do it with me or with anyone else.
5. Hands-on training so your team uses AI day to day with judgement and safely: what to do, what not to do, and which data never goes into a tool.

What you get

• A report with the prioritised opportunities, their estimated budget and where to start.
• Judgement to decide: which tools make sense for your size and which do not.
• A trained team that knows what AI can do, what it cannot, and how to use it without risk.

Who it is for

For SMEs and medium-sized companies that want to start well, or that already tried something that did not work. And for teams that need concrete training, not a general talk.

Price