Artificial intelligence

We start from what is stuck.

AI is often chosen before the need is understood.

The result: pilots that never go all the way.

Let's talk about what is stuck for you

Find the AI use cases that pay off, put figures on them, and decide before investing.

The approach

Four steps, one funnel

Cards to imagine

We never start from a blank page. Facing each friction point, the team draws from 28 cards, distilled from hundreds of real use cases.

Cards designed by fastbreak.one, my partner.

The use case sheet

Who has the problem?

What is the problem?

Which solution?

What does it change for the company?

Four lines are enough to compare ideas with one another.

The sort

Impact

Keep

high impact, easy

Dig deeper

high impact, hard

On the shelf

low impact, easy

Rule out

low impact, hard

Ease of implementation

When two people place an idea in different spots, we stop and talk about it. That is often where the information hides.

One example, in figures

51

friction points logged in one day

13

use cases described by the team

5

selected for costing

2

hours to decide what comes next

The costing changed five choices made in the workshop. And according to that costing, the two fastest-payback actions did not need AI.

What you receive

My rules

The process first, AI second.

The agent prepares, the human validates.

At most two agents under construction, one measured pilot before the next.

AI successes are won in adoption.

AI speeds up a process that works. It does not fix a process that is derailing.

Let's talk about what is stuck for you