30 years watching AI projects fail because consultants build systems instead of workflows that work for real people. I teach teams to think differently about automation – solving actual problems, not imaginary ones.
The story
I’ve spent three decades watching teams struggle with AI implementations that sound great in boardrooms but fall apart in practice.
The difference? Most consultants build systems. I build workflows that work for real people doing real work.
When I mentor development teams, I don’t just hand over code. I teach them to think differently about automation – always keeping users at the center. The automation projects I’ve led have tripled team efficiency because they solve actual problems, not imaginary ones.
You don’t need another AI vendor promising magic. You need a player-coach who understands both the technology and your team’s reality.
I’ve guided teams through 30+ years of technology evolution. AI is just the latest tool – but like every tool before it, success comes down to understanding people first, technology second.
Ready to multiply your team’s abilities instead of just adding more complexity?
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