I will map the right ai opportunities for your business
About this Gig
Before you buy another AI tool, find out where it actually saves time or money and where it will create more risk than value.
What a business owner needs is a plain answer to three questions: which workflows are worth automating, what it would cost to try, and what could go wrong with the data. I will give you that in writing.
How it works:
We talk through the workflow. Who does it, how long it takes, what it costs, and where it breaks.
I map the opportunities against effort, cost, and readiness, so you can see what to do first.
I name the risks honestly, including the places where AI is the wrong tool.
You get a document your team can act on, not a slide deck.
I build AI products for a living, so this comes from shipping rather than theory. I have delivered technology work for businesses in fuel distribution, transport, media, education, and interiors.
Not included: software implementation, legal advice, compliance certification, and vendor procurement. This is not a compliance audit or a data protection filing. Those need a licensed practitioner.
Message me with your business model, the workflow you want examined, and who owns the decision.
Purpose:
Ideation
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Project assistance
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Strategy
Industry:
Business services & consulting
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Education
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Energy
My Portfolio
FAQ
Will you ever tell me not to use AI?
Yes, when that is the right answer. Part of what you are paying for is an honest read on where a process change or one good hire beats an AI tool.
Is this a data protection or compliance audit?
No. I flag data-safety risks in plain language so you know what to ask about. A formal compliance audit or a regulatory filing needs a licensed practitioner.
Do I need technical staff to act on the recommendations?
No. The map is written for whoever owns the decision, not for engineers. Where a step needs technical help, I say what kind and roughly what it costs.
What if my workflows are not documented anywhere?
That is normal and it is not a blocker. The interview exists to get the workflow out of people's heads. Just bring the person who actually does the work.
