A prioritized roadmap. Realistic projections. A clear path forward—or the confidence to wait. No fluff. No 47-use-case wish lists.
Rigorous enough to be useful. Efficient enough to respect your time.
Week 1. I interview you and 3-5 of your leadership team. Map core processes. Audit your tech stack. Understand competitive context. Your time: 2-3 hours.
Week 2. Identify every AI application in your business. Prioritize ruthlessly. Model ROI. Stress-test assumptions. Your time: 1-2 hours reviewing drafts.
Week 3. Construct roadmap, governance model, pilot blueprints. You see drafts. You push back. We refine. Your time: 2-3 hours.
Week 4. Final presentation. All deliverables transferred. Clear transition plan. Your time: 2 hours.
Most AI initiatives fail because they start with technology. This process starts with where you lose value—then asks whether AI is even the right answer.
Generic frameworks produce generic output. Every assessment is built on your processes, your data, your constraints. Not a template.
"The kill list is often the most valuable deliverable. Knowing what not to do is worth as much as knowing what to do."
Investment depends on complexity. Book a call to discuss fit and scope.
2 weeks. Prioritized use case assessment. Tech decision matrix. Clear recommendation on whether the full engagement makes sense for you.
Four weeks. All seven deliverables. Complete roadmap, governance, pilots, playbook.
Quarterly retainer. Monthly calls. Async access. Vendor evaluation support. Decision guidance as you execute.
50% to start. 50% after you review draft deliverables and confirm they're on track.You see real output before you're fully committed. If something's off, we fix it before final delivery.Structured this way because I'm confident in the work—and because you shouldn't have to take my word for it. Escrow Protected
You own everything. Three paths forward:
Execute independently. The roadmap is built for your team to run without me.
Ongoing advisory. Quarterly retainer if you want strategic guidance as you implement.
Implementation support. I help evaluate vendors, structure RFPs, interview partners.
I don't build—but I'll help you find the right people who do.The goal is self-sufficiency, not dependency.