You got the AI tools. Nobody changed how the work happens.
I don't build the models. I make them stick inside real teams, in the workflows people actually run at 4pm on a Thursday.
The Lane Two Problem
The AI market has two lanes. Lane one is building AI: the models, the research, the platforms. It's well-funded & well-covered. Lane two is making AI work inside an organization that already has a full workload, which means shipping the workflow & then getting people to use it after the novelty wears off. Closing the distance between "we bought AI" & "it's actually working."
Most organizations are stuck in lane two with no help. The PM told to "figure out AI" with no budget. The ops lead watching their team resist every new tool. The department head who bought three AI products & can't show ROI on any of them.
That's where I work. I'm a lane two specialist.
I run a two-week AI Implementation Audit for teams stuck in lane two. Price, scope, & the guarantee are on the consulting page.
One implementation insight every other Tuesday.
What actually works when you ship AI in real organizations. Nothing you could get from a press release.