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Your Team Will Not Use the AI You Built. Here Is How to Fix That Before It Happens

They had spent eight months building it. The system was technically sound. The accuracy was good. The interface was cleaner than

She had been trying to get the AI project approved for seven months. The concept was solid. The use case was

The pilot had gone well by every measure they tracked. Twelve users. Eight weeks. Accuracy above 90 percent. The team was

He had already spent the money. Eighteen months earlier, a software vendor had walked into his boardroom with a polished demo,

A 12-person insurance agency. Three fraudulent claims processed across four months. Total exposure: $180,000. When he came to me, he wasn’t

He had fifteen agents. Plenty of leads coming in from Zillow, Realtor.com, the company website, and Facebook. A decent brand in

He came to me with a customer relationship problem. What we found when we dug into it was a quality control

The message came in on a Tuesday morning. Eight-doctor practice. Two locations. 180 patients a day. “My doctors are spending forty

A client came to me last year – a small commercial litigation firm, four attorneys, growing fast. Their biggest operational headache

There’s a conversation I have with almost every new client that goes roughly the same way. I ask them to walk